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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
IL Indiana Cavalry Reunion

Charles Andrwes and Robert Nier
went TO South Bend to attend the
reunion of the twelfth Indiana
Cavalry which meet today at South
Bend. Both veterans were members
OF Company f. which was recruited
IN part in Plymouth and left for the
scene OF war in SEPTEMBER. 1863
But few of that company are now
left.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
Charged With Bigamy.

Mrs. Edna Merriman of South
Bend is charged with bigamy by her
husband, Harry f. Merriman. 1t is
alleged that the woman married
Carl Boyer, of Noblesville, Ind, Oct.
10 1900. ENLIGHTENMENT charges
are also pending against Mrs. Merri-
man. The woman appears to be in
trouble with the David C. Cook Pub.
Co., In South Bend where she is
employed. Her husband also works
there.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
Insane Over Religion.

Rushing wildly into the home of a
typhoid fever pationt, Mrs. James
Smith of near Warsaw. declared that
all that was needed, TO place the pa
tient on his feet was "faith, faith,
the kind of faith taught by Evange-
list Focker who recently held meet
ings at Atwood" The woman has
become insane from religious study.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
ere more than 200, UUJ,UUU.
Block Signals Favored.
Operate Trains With Phones.

The Lake Erie & Western Thurs
day began to operate its trains be-
tween indianapolis and Peru by tele-
phone and, if experiments prove sat-
isfactory will extend this service
over all divisions of the Lake Erie
& Western system.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
Sells Traction Company.

a decree ordering the sale of the
indianapolis e. Cincinnati Traction
cOmpany's property was signed yes
terday by Judge Carter, of the Mar
ion county superior court. The min
imum sale price fixed for the proper
ty, which has long been in receiver
ship, is $1,O45,OOO.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
The South Booming.

That the southland is booming is
evident from the growth of Birming-
ham Ala, In 1900 it had 38.415 pop
ulation. Thee ensus gives it 1885
the percentage of gain being 245.i.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
May Revive Fair.

The st. Joseph county commission,
ers may donate the old fair grounds
to South Bend business men who pro-
pose reviving the old Northern Ind;
ana a :, and Southern Michigan fair next
fall.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
To Redeem Warsaw.

a determined campaign against
the sale of liquor is being carried on
at Warsaw. Churches are taking ac-
tive interest In If.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06

Ora Arlington.
Complaint for Divorce.
The plaintiff in the above entitled
cause, by Stookey and Anglin her
attorneys, has filed in my Office a
complaint against the defendant and.
1t appearing by the affidavit of
competent person that the defendant
Ora Addington is nonresident of
the State of Indiana, he is therefore
hereby notified of the filing and
pendency of said complaint against
nm, and unless he appear and an
swer thereto on or before the calline
OF said cause on Tuesday the 9th day
OF December 1910. being the 9Th judi
clal day of the November term of
said Court, to be begun and held at
the Court House in Plymouth, Mar
shall County Indiana, on the 4th
Monday of November, A. D., 1910,
said complaint and the matters and
things therein alleged will be heard
and determined I'm his absence.
Witness, the Clerk and seal of said
Court at Plymouth, Indiana. this Bird
day of October. 1910.
J. C. Whitesell.
Clerk Marshall Circuit Court.
Stookey and Anglin, Plaintiffs At
torneys.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
Notice to Nonresident.

No. 1878.
State of Indiana, Marshall Co., IS:
In the Marshall Circuit Court Sep
TENDER term, 1910.
Ellen Arlington 4
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06
August Export Trade.

During August the export trade
of the United States to every part
of the world increased in all over
$12, 100000, according to a summary
compiled by the bureau of statistics
of the department of commerce and
labor.
During the eight months of the
calendar year which ended with
August, the value of exports to Eur
ope alone were nearly $620,0O0,0 900
and the imports for the same period
were more than $552, 100000.
Block Signals Favored.
Testimony given before the rail-
road commission of Indiana Thurs
day on the question of installing
block signals on electric lines was
of such a nature as to lead the COM
mission to believe that the signals
would be practicable. 1t is probable
that an order for their installation
on electric lines will follow soon. 1t
was brought out In the testimony
that sections of the New York Cen
trail lines using the electric block
signal system have discarded abso,
lutely the use of written train orders
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-06

Sheriff of Marshall County, Ind.
Chas. kellison Attorney for Plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
YUKON GOLD REPORT.

The report Of tho Yukon Gold Company
for the year ended Dccerfber 81 1909. shows
q surplus after all payments. including
dividends OF So, SIC and cash on hand OF
SasoS. Accounts cOlleCtihle were $300.39
and accounts payable Sl20.SAe. The bal
ance sheet shows total assets Of $40. l66 60
:. r. Guggenheim president of the com
panN. in his report 10 the stockholders says:
II is 10 he noted that the company finds
itself practically one season behind i'm its
hydraulic operations. which will neceSsitate
some modification OF the estimates hereto
fore made OF probable earnings for the year
1910 This however, does not affect the
estimates which are of paramount impor-
tance. such the value per cubic yard Of
the property owned by the company, Oper-
atinc costs, etc. which have been verified
by the actual results During the yhar the
company was placed upon dividend pay
ing basis AT the rate of S per cent per an
mum. and this rate should lee maintained
until the earnings justify an increase.
Early I'm the season Pope Yeatmau, con-
Sulting engineer of the Guggenheim En-
ploration COMPANY, went into the Klondike
country and made careful inspection Of
the property and equipment OF the Yukon
Gold Company. Mir. Yeatman'S report was
in every way i6Vora bic. During the season
a total yardage OF ,05.544 cubic yards was
handled in the hydraulic mines. The total
gross production from this source was $3S3,-
S1 and the cost Of this work. including a
heavy charge for ditch maintenance. was
sGo4.Sll. The hydraulic mines actually op-
Grated an average OF only 346 days out OF
q season ot 142 days.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. March 9.-Consols closed = lower
at 81 l-l6 for money and Sis for account
Anaconda was unchanged at f103s Can
adlan Pacific was "a higher at 184.S. Grand
Trunk was L higher at 25as.
Money was plentiful and in fair demand,
and discount rates were easy.
Trading continued irregular the Stock
Exchange. with spectators reducing their
commitments in Oil. rubber and mining
mines. diamond shares and trunk lines at
tracted attention. and Mexican rails i'm
proved. but British shares showed sag
ginS tendency, led by consOls, which fell
9-l6 on the uncertain POLITICAL situation.
Foreign securities scarcely moved.
American stocks opened weak and from
Il to IS below parity. Selling orders We're
numerous, especially in United States Steel
and Union Pacific. Later covering started
recovery, but the market lacked support
and the gains We're lost During the rest
Of the session trading was light and feat
ureleSs. The close was quiet.
Call money in London. 1EG11a per cent;
open market discount rate. Tor short bills
9-l6d25s per cent; long bills, > 9-16025s per
cent; Berlin discount rate, 3i2 per cent:
Paris discount rate 81. per cent; Paris eX-
change on London. p francs 10 centimes:
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 10
pfenngs Bar gold. rs Cd. American
eagles. 76s I'd.
Paris, March 9-Three per cent rentes
closed 2I2 centimes higher al "a francs 10
centimeS. Prices We're generally firm on
the Bourse Copper shares We're dull
Berlin. March 9.-Trading was quiet and
prices were firm on the BOerse.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
STOCK HELD By L. p.
Statement Shoes No Southern
Pacific Sold Since January.

Jast before the adjournment OF the hearing
on Tuesday IN the government suit for disso-
luton Of the Urion Pacific and Southern Pa
oiic statement was offered in evidence by
The defendants showing the investment Sc
curities owned by the company as of March
4 'elo. Most Of the investments are un-
changed from the close OF the last fiscal
waT- Jane 90 1909 but several interesting
chsnEes ara shown
Tho Union Pacific owned on June 80
so ePo oeo common and s34 200. 600 pre-
e-0ed stock cf the Southern Pacific Com
pa held hT tie Oregon Short Line. The
preferred stock was called in IN July. and
tie lnicu Pacific. like tie great majority
o. nc smaller stockholders, elected 10 con
Neit us he.oi"es into common stock. share
i"i snare. bringing its total % Ills class up
10 ~ -oo.Al0 The holdings on March
as were S--b.6l9 oao. al increase Of So
He.'ce. c. c4.iep shares. OTTO u Kahn. il
VI nc remembered. testified the other day
uis' '1e Union "a fc las. summer sold
S"'''y saares - Southern Pacific common
oN9 li January ~ tins wear bought 4 600
ma p = not increase - $4,000 shares in
II Hliolngs ard tho sta1emenl nov made
puoic shows that none % the stock mr.
'.5f5 &c IN Jannaf.. nss been disposed Of.
S'a'en.en' shows also hat the Union
[aeie nov owns DO A.csdson preferred
S'''s' o. hiol ln june il held through the
'4's'A a1prt Line $4,000 0oo. thus confirm
~ '.~ common impression nat il bsd
'ai't9 HliH an o. those holdings.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NV York March . 1910.
BEENES-Recelpts. 1S0 cars. 3,50S head.
the market. steers in light supply ana firm
90 shade higher; bulls IN good demand and
fuli steady; all grades of cows rated steady
at the G0tl street yards. AZ Jersey city Steady
cows ruling slow At the decline The yards
were cleared. Medium 70 choice native steers
ST.. bulls. 81 81 -. with no really choice
offered poor so good COWS. s. SuIS 81 -.
Mich COWS We're steady to firm at S.,u a So.
Dressed beef in some demand at 81. Gttc per
an to Bermuda
Sales Mcpherson 4 Co. =. Kentucky
st"crs loS2 lh ayeraRc' s. per loo ih: "a VIZ
ginia. 'lGs lb, - IS tcnnsyivauia, HAS No..
So -: bull, 12l5 lh. 81 -: 9, 100 lh. S. 10
a. al3 No. 50. !, a2u Ih. 50 -: - cows Io4G
H.. 81 90. H.. a5S II st%e1.. ~, So H.,
lb. 81 81: So No. 81 -; =. Sao No. 81 ~.
Is ssnders .. OHIO stccrs. iu.e 10. SC -.
- PounsyIva nos 10, SO 60. = ms III
81 40 = huis. 9io No. 81 ~; =. l0N H.. 81 90.
COWS loS3 IT,, s So. =. y. 1850 Ib. 81 50. g.
1870 Ia 81 -. l6 a1S 10, 81 %; s. SO ~
81 50. -, 1lu ib. 81 10.
Ill., 81 6o. H. to75 No. so 80
Tohtu & shannon, : hu'ls 1865 H. s. -;
II COWS. loSo IN. 81 90 &, 9o3 lb. 81 90; :.
$ Judd & Co. II bnlls 1la6 III. 81 10: =.
SGa III. 81 -. 7Sa 10, 81 I. 500 10. s. So
o5 6 fgrt,. p :, s, So9 ~ sn, Is 3o' e s. no.
81 %: &. $50 III 81 80. .. 7S7 H. 81 ~: /.
S40 ib. So go: 7, $50 lh, 80 At; T. eco H. 81 -
cows $50 70, 81 so -. dei III, 81 81: !. 90
n3a a. s.: ~, .. ooo ~ sG G5. = Sia IL s.; -. .
T. Sn3 lb, 81 -. - l5S H., s. 3Tis 10 IN3
a., ~ aa 10 sos H. 81 so 10 IT'S -lb. 81 - .
80" IT,. 81 -; Ia, GA H. 81. 3. roo 40 g. 90;
'"Grfv MnlIco. . o,er raoo 49, g..
tiSu H. S. 20, bulls. io5e. III, ~ 20, l. TIo
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool March e.-wHEAT-spo dulI
futures steady: March. IS sd; May. IS 9iad'
July IS 9asd. roRN-spot steady; new
American mixed. Northern. IS > ID old. IS I'd
Futures steady: March nominal; Nav. 1s g. q.
PEAS-Canadian. IS Cd. F4.Ol R-Wtnter
patents 33s. HOPS In London tPacihc Coast'.
- los a -6 los. BEEF--Extra India mess
strong. 1I6s 3d. PORK-PCjmc mess. W"st-
cru II2s sd. HAMS-Short cut. 5os. BACON
Cumberland cut. 10s Cd short rib. 1ls; long
clear uiddlcs, light, Ills; heavy, 'os: short
cisar backs GSs I'd clear bellies. us SiiCJJ-
DERS-Square. ii to I3 70, Gns LARD Prime
western. tierces, firm. COS: American refined,
pals SOS Cd CHEESE Canadian finest
white firm G1s Cd: colorcd. dos. FAT.LOW
Prime city. is. TCRPENTfNE-S Spirits. Is.
ROSIN-Common. los I'D PEFRoLEt NJ
Rearcd 7i@d LINSEED OIL. 35s a. COT
TONSEED OF. - Hull refined - Spot. sos.
TAII.OW australian ~ London. 2;,s ed.
London. March 9.-SEGAR-Rav. SeutTlfu-
gal t5s I'D: musCov9do. 13s ID; beet sUga..
March las sd LJNSEED -CaIcutta- Npril-
Juue. 5Ss Sd. IINSEED or, 2-s NJ. SPERM
OIL. 10. PETROL EVM American refined.
esd; spirits. al ~ EPENTI INE-S spirits. IS
IA. ROSIN-Alnericar strained los pa; fine.
los cd.
francs 80 ccntirncs.
Montreal, March a.--Checse stronger. West
erus, - Il q i3c.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, March q 9-CNTTI.F Receipts, ~ coo:
saS saS {! 9e baaEs egasr SSs sss sy 81 s ~ s S. s9 M
HOGS Rrcfipts Il 00o. % 10 :nc higher
choice heavy $40 45@$Io ~: butchers. $40 +ed
$40 5o; light mixed. sloqS Sio % choice l,Sht
asa ~: bulk of sales SIn tO1yS $40 ~ SHEEP
Receipts t3.C,D, tGr - i5c higher sheep. 81 y"
ass -. lambs s. JOdS9 90; yeariues, 81 @t'PSs-
Last Buffalo. March = 'AIIlE ReSs' pts
80: steady: primo steers. S7dSI - VFAT.S
Receipts. -: active aud 81 htgbcr. SGE$l ~
HOGS- Receipts I.OOo. active and l5a35c high
Workers. $40 4od$1o 80. pis$. $40 ga $40 ~;
roughs. 50 75@S9 90: staEs s. I3p $ ~; datTl.s
So %51i$io63 SHEEP MD l.AN NiS Receipt
=. 800: active; ewes aud mixed sheep ste;oiN
others 23a30c higher: lambs So 3IuSlh; ,oar-
liugs. IS 15Gs2 %; wether~ sass =; eN's'
s. g.,6 81 50: sheep. mi xed 81 IGGS5 "a
s 600. including $50 Southerrs- strong to To-
higher, choice export AMI nreSss't oeeL st-eLls.
stockers and feeders. - 2JIlSt: southern - ,''r9
81 4U. Southern COWS 3, 2jdS5 N. native. s. l."
ass ~: heifers. 81 2J0S6 ~: butts - ga - 9
calves. S5dS9. HOGS Receipts. 10 Cw'- L. Ia
heayy $40 10qslo ~ packers and tutch,rs
50 95aSiG ~: light 81 5o9S10e5; pigs, s. 90
SS 15qS9 ~: vcariugs. 81 T5@SS -: wctherS.
S7IST ~; ewes. ST apGSI 80; s'oc6trs aud reed
ors 81 J00s6 50
cincinnati March . CATTLE Receipts 81 !:
active and strong to 1OH tJc higher: fair 70 soou
shippers SIT 25a$T: common $2tIS4 O.. HOGS
Receipts 2796; active and lo' 10 ,6 ,' gi
SfN so 63 SHEEP Receipts. It's; steady. 81 81
ass go: lambs steady. S6pS9 -.
choice 81 2JaSI 30: prime. SIGS' 20 SttEhP
-lunIv light: rrime vetAeIs, s. S0aSS: cullS and
common. s3ds5, lambs. STaS9 s.. VEAL
CALVES $aaSa ~ HoSSm ,;,, ReEeiP,5 Ssn hsh,. .,;
Workers $40 endS1o ~: tEht Workers $40 ten
SO 30; pigs 50 sNaSio: roushs. ~ 9oaSlo.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10

Spot quiet with prices unchanged at a soc
for middling upland and 13."5c for mddliug
Gulf. sales. 2oo0 bales: Liverpool cables: spot
IN moderate demand; sales. 5000 bales; specula-
tfOn and export 900: American 1000: called.
1000; imp9rts 1000; American 5000. Mddling
upland T.9Sd. ~utLres opened quio;. unchanged
10 points lower: closed easy. 314la points
lower. March. red March April. 1GId; April
Nav. 63d: NaN-June. I.G0i June-.Iuly 755d:
JulN-AuguSt I4o t4d: August September. 7.1Gd:
september October. 61Sd; October November.
Ii.3T' 3D. November December. 6 4S,i. December
January. G46i2d: January February and Fcbru-
ary-AIarCh g. 4Gd.
COFFEE-Steady. closing net unchanged to
points advance. with sales OF -. 500 bags. OF
which $500 were in the form of switches. Sales
Of December We're larger than any Of the other
months. and there were still good bids untitled
when the market closed. Foreign markets were
drmer than expected. Havre beinc a franc high
er. Hamburg unchanged to = pfg advance. Rio
- veis higher. and Santos unchanged. The
spot position continues firm. with moderate bust
ness bUt traders seem to take bullish view
Of the situation The visible supply of Bra
lillian coffee in and anoat for tho United
states is 3, GSs bags compared with 4.1t9 SIS
last year and %I93 l25 two years ago. Spot
market steady AT SIC for Rio No =. Local
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sJFREMr. COURT, COUNTY OT NEW TORH
--Tv enty-tbiTd Ward Bank of she Cit II
Sew York, Plaintiff. against Ras Ginsoe-s ar6
IN pursuance OF a judgment o. forecic.1rs
entitled action and bearing dste tss is,S sss
Of October, t9o9. l. the undersigned. th~ F=fsre.
eSey Street. III The Borough Cf Manhstfsr-
Sty OF New York the 18th Cav % SOvenihsa-
isV', al l. "ci0ck noon on tpai da5. e Joss5n
r. DAY. AuctioureT. the ptcr1ise5 directed 81
Ssid t'osH'~Iit ~ ~ soss.. tsd 'lersi dsssrteet
Al that certain plot. slecs OF ps-rsl o:
thereon erected siIuaps' ling aad bsius "a
~ Bor' ugh OF Manhattea OF the city u
York. bounded AID described follows;
besii.aiRG at a point on ne s5utneTiY SO.
the corner formed ~ t5e intei section of "a.
SoCtherly side of Itgth Street With the East
-ry along ,se SSuthssv e'' sids u issiS ssr..,
- feet iRcbes. thence SHutheriy parallel
line Of tie 5iocs: theme Tesse-y along al
centTs Inc ef TIRE block. - fcet trh=s
tnence Northeriy Paraiiel Uish EroadNay. %
teet ~ inches to the FciH- UT place OF -
.hnl aiso All thar certain io, sisr- ~ csFe.I
% land. with the osildESs aud irapro' eraeufs
,lefe9n erected sttsate. tymg ami esIns ~
r Stale ot New York. bounded ana desttiosd az
of iieth irest i-5sn; 1s one bSa a ssa sistS ~
two fset s!T inches EasterIy freV the eorr.y
sios - lfSth Street and The E2asIerlg sids -
~ ~ oaI"ay. formerly Eleventh Avenue or Bow
IeNdro: running tbetsce ScHtherIy parallel Win
Eioadv1v and part o. the ~sv through
party vah ninety-rine rcel and eies e1 inches
70 t3e centre line OF the biock: th1Tcc East, ,
cry along said centre line cf the block thirty-
sNNcn fee' stS inches; thence Northsfiy. again
parallel with Broadway. NINETY nine feet eis' s1
H1CheS 20 the Southertr side % f&6th Street;
en6 thence Westerly aICnS the SOutherly side
o. Ilbth Street thirty seven feet six inches "A
the nc p"i.'t or place ~ beginning p said several
dimensions more or less
"
J-TTAS. l.. tOEN. Refers.
LENOW. NACNEF.FNR < WELLS. Atto-revs
'ior Plaintiff. Sc cedar street, Manhattan Ns-
York city
The following - a diagram 80 the property
18Th Street.
1seth street
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10

ID. ToaSiins s. 60 81, $50 - I6 s. So So le $50
10 1855 il. 50 go: l. I9s 10. $i so: l. 81. To-.
81 70 y III TO- s. 20; ]. go ID. So :. 6is
Nelson 6 McCabe; bulls ile5 h. s.: >. go
10 - ,S' = 40 10. - oo COWS. $40 70. - %;
* 9.T sI ~ -; l. 1910 n. s. - %o 10 " -.
-, JelliGe right a Co: : bulls. 1915 n. s.;
George 4 l.. :. DhIenback: bull. i.iO ID.
30; - 20: d : l1Vo H. So iUto II. 81 -; cows.
John Ducey: buil i0s0 H. So cow. 1910 n.
= go 80: J. @ $50 TO- 81; s,,o 10 - 75' ]. "co 10.
LOUIS Heilorunn; l. fresh cows ard calves, $40
CALVES Receipts 2e54 ircludins Oo9 for
butchers and l,345 for the market. VeaIs in
faiIy ial,. geo good demand and az the 9th street
ket was SOC lower than ON Monday t,arnyard
and leu calves easy; no Westerns offered. Co,n-
culls. $5d$1 barnard calves S4T$I - pressed
calves weak TO lower. tity dressed VcaIs sold
at t0aiec per u. with I5lec The general ,op
price; country dressed. l0aI4c; dressed barn.
yard calves iG9c.
sales sales-J G. Curtis & Son: 40 ye4ls, Iie II
s. !a' nj siS % SO % s. s. = rs p $le; Ia i2% , n n
TO- 81 SV' 3 IL n s.; barnyard calves, 80
siI; Is 122 70, slo7s /. Ii6 ~ $40 -: l. iI0
n. Sic; 2: 30 n, 50 80: 10 culls. - N 81. :.
?
1870 n so So g. as 6 $40 H sa ii is n b M slo 80 20
H. r. T. Hume SS q '%s rea. l 1ss n h. s y 1as NJ
sl0 e2is g. i4i 10 $40 80; .. l5$ 10. $40; cuiis.
Andrew Mullen; veaIs I56 ~. SIT. :. ia H.
$40 -; $. i3o N. $40 50: 2 40 III $40. o III
Nelson & McCabe: !: veais. 10 II sio: s. lt5
N. 50 30; . 100 N. So.
r. W. Otis & 90: 81 ycals I43 ~. siI.
$40: , 2ol 10 50 50; ! iao u IS 50
10 50 80; 9, 2os ~ S.; 16 Indiana calves, 367
sanders: 90 vcsrs. 1a3 ~. 50 80: :. - n.
50 =; -; Ila N. s. =; , cuES, 1o2 n, 81 -;
2S2 n. ssa5 "
5. Judd & Co: - veaIs 12o N. sio -. -,
I35 II. 50 70. &C. t32 n. 50; II cuiis. ioc 'h.
Tobin & shannon: - vesls. Is7 u. $40: .,
McPhcrsou & Go: ; -yesls. 100 N, $40 ..
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts - ,9.,,, cars .r o.
ana 3'a for th" market Sheep in light srpply
and firm. lambs 10@tac higher. hut ne really really
(ewes) sold at s5aS7 per 100 n. cuIls si@s' ..
ordinary to fair lambs. s99S9 -: COOL To stl"iye
Armer at 11014c rer II; dressed lambs. loo .:
country dressed hothouse lambs iover ~ $ft'Si"
each.
ssies-Kerns Commission Co: 22s Buffalo
lambs 81 n average. 80 {" per lOo 10; ',,3. ~
n 81 e.: ~ 90 ~ n, h sg 4n FHrs5o ~ se %es,eTr
sheep. TO n. IS: l. no u. 81 !. tGa 70, 81, =
Indiana. "a N, 81: -. So II. SO: q cu}s, 81 10
81 40
s Judd & Co.: Oh Buffalo lambs. S. n 80 -
: state s. ~. $p 80: ~ state sheep. 1sp fh -;
= spring lambs. ST. - each
uoGS- Receipts ~. cars. or tSJ4 head
Including about 700 for the market Prices Hru
to 2Oc hlgher. vitb reported sales at $to 3off
$40 tn per 1en IL 'ountry dressed hogs steady
Sales s Sanders; ~ Fcrnsy lyanla hogs. -
II average $40 per 100 N; 80. tI@ n $40 81
! state rs tb $40 so; i rousns. a73 ~ 50 90
Tohin & shannon: state hogs. H. IL. $40 ~
] rough 40 H. 50 60; :. 600 10, 81 80, i etsE,
26n n 81 5a
g iudi & 90: l hog l40 n StN SO :. i2o
IL. $40 so. rough, leo 10, 50 SO
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
RECORD IRON OUTPUT.

The daily output of iron iu the United
states in the month Of February made "a
new high record. showing an average of
S5.616 tons. compared with Sf.1fS in Jan
uury, S5.022 in December. 1903, and 6097s
in February year ago. The month 3
total production wae 2.391,25i gross tons
against .,60S. sos tons IN January, month
OF three more working days The daily
rate i'm February was thus 146S tons
greater than in January. and the net re-
suit for the month was apparently fur
ther accumulation Of iron Ia furnace
Yards though not az important one. The
" WcekiN capacity OF furnaces active on
March was 400 TONS moro than ~, Feb
iuary !. or 593.9s9 tons, against 5S65I2
tons There Is no Indication Of furnaces
soing out for any reason other than Te.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-10
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March 81 larger and better 90
lection, v.uourtio5 10 -. iG| bales. brought out
hrisi. bidding az steady prices a. th" wool
auction sales 20 }vy- Continental buyers Sc
cured The hest greasy mrru0s. naElug Is 50
for New South Wales usUc0ls HC'u- buyers
werr active. nut N1url icu@s Were quiet. and
purchased only frW lots of crosshrcGS. The
sales follow. New South Wales. =. FJu bai.S.
secured. l1d a 2s. greasy, = =, "a Is 81 Queens
land. 1O1 bales: secured. is "a % -s. Srvasy.
I i.dGi Is tu'.d. greasy. tldu is ad- South
Australia. .,uo bales secured. ls >zdts Is 9t-,t.
greusv. 1d6IS i,-d. West Australia. son
he}rs. greasy. GtsdHIs I1ad. NrW ZCsIHud
$500 bales secured. l. 1'ed0 Is Sd; greasy.
IA tf Is .f.I