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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-02-17

Washington, Feb. lo,-30 one who .
t,7sv the beautiful valley OF
w. ,,,ror Yellowstone, in Montana
ro,+b Dakota, it seems a far cry
:. y, IL da,s Of the Indian who once
~, bis monies on this grass cover
y s,-. .I.in. and yet it was not 50 long
+s.t the Indian, the road agent
a. ,sl the cattle rostler in turn held
,gay in This section. ...
ro3,v. in all directions, the eye
,,..ts comfortable farm houses and
,rI3ipgs, and broad areas of cultiva-
"A fields crossed and recrossed with
,ssirrigation canals which have trans
,rneJ the valley from a grazing coun-
nv into a prosperous, thriving agfl-
nitpraI community. This same valley,
rsi,b now dotted with farm houses,
n Is4 was unsafe for travellers.
N March of that year Major Whip
liz. one Of the paymasters of the
United States army, started from
Glendive for Old Fort Buford, on the
Missouri river, opposite the mouth of
Ne Yellowstone. He followed trail
a.ass eighty miles Of open country
rtboniy one or two ranches or road
houses where meal could be obtain
d His outfit consisted ef an army
ambulance, in which rode Major
EHppIe, Sergeant Conrad, Chief
lIak Such and 2 driver by the name Of
Sins. He was followed BY an escort
wagon with a driver and four mounted
guards In this wagon was an iron
afeplaced inside a wooden box and
containing $35, 600 in money.
Owing to the bad reputation of this
region, the paymaster become nervous
short time after starting out and
! transferred the safe from the wagon
1.-THE ambulance, and with it drove
% ahead Of the escort. When he APP
Foached Burns creek he was stopped
4adozen masked men, each armed
j Viha rifle.
Sergeant Conrad, who was sitting
WIN The driver, took a shot at the
'4aagents, who returned the fire and
@flally wounded the driver, who fell
. The ground unconscious. Major
nipple and the clerk dropped out Of
W oaek end Of the conveyance and the
s i#la 1
'''alale team took fright and ran
.say' ihe road agents evidently ex-
.s,'Sa 'ne money to be in the rear of
\ wagon and paid no further atten-
.'a'o the major and the clerk, who
J. \ 'i'sF the mules, and caught up
i" 'lem and drove on with the safe
nearby ranch house without fur
'aa nolestation.
5n' reclamation service has taken
!. ,p' is rapidly completing one Of
s.s,. t;''' important irrigation projects
~ section, which accounts IL a
measure for the remarkable
s..n nation that has occurred in
@.aaeg ,'. in the last Ave years.
son onrs prv5sct embraces a total Of
M '.,' .. as'ss' lying partly in Montana
w.. s''''s N North Dakota. The av-
@ 6s5,,,5 ,'a''on Of the irrigable lands
',s' n.y. 800 feet above the sea level.
,a.,' principal q. engineering structure j.
l,Ioa.al rs.hllsd timber dam across the
esSt '',one '@ river, having a maximum
enrb j.. VI twelve feet and a total
ea,l Al j.. !, crest Of 200 feet. The main
&p NJ y carrying capacity Of more
ssbt i, so0ie feet a second, is thirty
s.at t1i.R Jules in length. CONNECTING
aas iria.,l aaa distributing The water
'ss,r canal. ssD's land, are 1o8 miles of
a4yizea s4 Vi this project was a,,.
W. va. Va May ss 10. 1901. and on ! Jan. a..
y d 10 70 per cent completed.
'ae ir'isable lands i
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-02-17
Chickens For Sale

/ have a lot Of fine White Wyan-
aottes and Black Langshang coekerels
for sale at ST each. Eggs in season At
81 pei. Is. Orders booked now.
MRS. THos. BOWDEN,
52tf Poplar, Mont.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-02-17

Hans Holland is agent for the ]. =.
Case engines for blowing and thfesh-
no. see him before placing your or
aar Also j complete line Of all kinds
= .<'i, -, PER- stiff
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-02-17

trip from Norfolk to Boston would
not ordinarily take more than three
lays.
The supply ship Culgoa. which
was laden with stores for the bat
tleship fleet at Guantanamo and
vas ready to sail thither from the
Brooklyn navy yard has been divert
ed from her course by order from
! the navy department and she has
left on an independent search for
the Nina. She is criss-crossing that
portion Of ihe sea Whers the mis-
sing tug may be adrift. After she
has fulfilled her mission she will
proceed to Guantanamo.
The boats now searching for the
Nina include the gunboat Castine
the collier Caesar and the revenue
! cutter Acushnel. from Boston; the
revenue cutter Gresham from New
London, the tugs Pontiac and
Apache and the supply ship Culgoa
from New York. The destroyer
Laa:11son just arrived at Newport
from Philadelphia.
The coast from the mouth of the
Chesapeake to the mouth of the
IDelaWare bay is being patrolled by
the battleship Louisiana and the
scout cruiser SataW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
TOPICS OF TIE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADISG.-EoreISn houses
we're not factors II the local STOCK iniA' -.
yesterday, owing 70 the holiday On the
asndon Exchange
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER
sEY-Ac rfetr special meeting -esTerday
stockholders CT the Central Railroad Ct
.ferssy Central OF thu principal am inter
est Of sc go consolidated peJ cent
sesdg. - be issued June ]. 1915 oy the
LslLgh and Wilkes-B@rre Coal company.
This company is owned BY the railroad
whtch IS eesirous u reducing interest On
It's coai ocIapzl1s's funded deb. he
due June !. Isl6 s4.s1ee5 per cent bonds,
honess due Novernbe- = 1872 The balance
sgls 0o9. Is te be reserved tor improvements
The 7efUndiug Of these bonds viii mean
81 annual interest saving Of Sls5 SIS
PENNSYLVANIA STEEL-The Penns-l-
vsnis Steel Company reports for the year
ended DeceFl5er 81, 1909, net earnings from
# sS--6255z against S25I9Qg5 IN 1905 and
q 81 SO IN ~ sT8Esl. u income vas ss5 q -
an increase O s-,zze@.e Ger tlle year De
fores ana surplus after interest ana oeouc-
lions Tor depreciation OF s. 9ss 7ss, z gain Of
S-ss al from 1913 after Dividends on the
preferred stock there war balance OF
mon against 1 per cent earned IL the pre-
s-RcKEN FROM THE LIST - The
stock Exchange mas stricken from tIls ISL
] = Moran & CO. trust receipts Tor
Hooking Valley Railway common and pre-
ferred ?. Morgan 4 &C. trust lsceiE :
for K2newha & Michigan Railway capitsl
stock and Chicago. Rock Island q Paclhc
Railway collateral trust Per cent bol2dss
series II. due $50
PENNsYLEANIA 5 DIEIDEED-rh d.
recrors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad have
declared the regular quarterly dividend et
IL Der cent psysEls Nay g. Earnings OF
-te COMPANY FOR the month OF March show
2 gain ii gross on the lines East and West
= z7lttsburs Of 8. 1880 and gain III net
II 81 So so comparison being made WIN
ths same time last year
ERTE's EARNINGS TMPROE E.-The
Erie Railroad reports gross earnings Tor
the month Ct March OF s., &se91, an increase
4 $40 Ss over the same month last year
n-et earnings Increased $780, 70i Since lsst
July gross earnings have increase. 49,. s55
and net earnings have increased Sl.eol-ooL
MONEY FOR FRISCO.-The Sub-Treas-
1IFE transferred $3.50 0e4 yestercsy 70 san
Francisco for the account ef local banks,
making sSon oe5 RENTED o. the current
movement
COPPER EKPORTS.-Exports q copper
for the month u April were l5,ebZ tons,
compared with = 233 tons in the same month
last year. ------------ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

East Bu-AIe. May : = cattle - Rs so.t-,,
shipping. s7ds7 g; butchers s. J0Gs7 90 het-
e--. s. SeeSz u soWs- So z51sd .: H1ll5 SO
Eslfsrs. - 5ors5 IS fresh cows ard sprnssrs
STEADY, s3c6sT0 EALs--7sesipts 8. 800: ac5ivs
600. activs ard 25gs5c lower: heavy and mixs5
50 seesa 90: yorksrs. g s59se 81 piss. 81 50
60 s6asS 50 SHEEP AND T-ASfB-Eecel1ts
1a.Oo0. acsivs: wsths-z lie IoEsr. lambs. s. 80
syss s 7sas7 =. sess. mixed. s4ss7 80
kansas city. sTav 2-CArTLE--Rscstpts. II.
& aG f6e EAR 70 raod. s. 25as7 s. western stesrs
80 Steers S 65GS7 20. Southern cows. SS9ss
nativs COWS. 50 906s6 70 Hativs heifsrs. - 80
Nsscei1ls' 5000 1oc to roc lower; top 50 8
bulk OF sales. 50 1GeSS .. heavy. % l3e7Se -
81 a0. 49, e soeSs Is sHEEP-Rscsints. 10
900. ase % 4oc lower. lambs s. a,9Ss go yssr-
axT, stocEsrs and feeders. Sc 25gS5 80.
Cincinnati. Nay e.-cATTLE-Rsceluts. 2oao.
c,iiet. fCc 70 1je lower. fair to good shiPperS
Sc ssas7 SO conanlon Sc TSGs5 81 HOGS-Rs-
ceipts. 8. Tss. weak. 15c 20 &c lower; hutchsrs
ans Shippers. 50 S0Gs9 81. common. - S5ESs -
s - i1rdSs Sow ana IsTsr ssas7 IS
Chfcaqo. Nav 2--CArTLE-Rsesipts. 24oeo;
ZOE 20 zoe lower. steers, SIS 25Gss 50. cows 81 s.
&C.. - Sass co. ssocksrs al feeders - 75as7
rso(yS--Perstrss IS 600; zoe 20 25c lower. chcice
I-,iNsa So 2afsa * choice lsht 50 25GSS 81
par<fnx 50 25dSs 30. pigs. 50 I0S$9 Is. bulk =
- &c lys7So Is SHEFsp-Fecslpts 20 Co.
~ "a sc lower. sheer, $TGSS. lambs. IS 100
90 30. ysariinss s. sOGSs IS spring lambs, $40
Gs1s
ot,,abvrs Nav e-CATTLE-Su7uly fair
ch,f~s s. 90 Ss-15; prime. 81 5O8S -
SETFEP-suppIv fair. prime wethers SIC
Sss - VEAL. CALVES-S6 50 q s. %. HOGS
-Rscsipts fair prime hsaTies medium.
49, Workers SO 80. light Workers. pigs.
50 70: roughs, IS IS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
CAPITAL NOW S125,O0O, 900
New York Telephone Co. Ger
titles Increase at ALBANY.

Albany, Nay Identification was made
to-day to the Secretary of State by the
New York Telephone Company that it had
increased its capital stock from slso ose. go
to Sc, ae,o0e, OF the existing capitalize
tieB there mas been issued ss5.672e, 500. Ford
huntington, treasurer OF the company, Ger
titles that all the stockholders consented
10 the increase in the stock and gives the
following Is the list OF all shareholders in
the New York company
z n Bethel, John Il Cahill, Benjamin
L Chase, John X. Griggs. Edward J. Hall,
James H. Manning, ]. T. Maynard, Will
ian Nottingham William d Sargent
Howard T Thurber, Theodore N Vail
Equitable Trust Company of New York.
successor h merger 10 the Bowling Green
Trust Company as trustee under an agree
rnert between the Western Union Tele-
graph Company and the Bowling Green
Trust Company. Henry NJ Watson and
William H Woolrerton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

stet qui4t. VIA PRICES unchanged AZ IJ-2Jc for
middlinS upland and Soc for middling Gull.
sales MI; deliveries on contract ia. 500 bales.
Liverpool cables. Sp1t fair business doing
sales s. 600 bales. speculation and export. 500
American 1000 imports, ti.o1o. al! american
midiiug upland. T94d. Futures opened quiet
llzd2 points higher. closed steady. 332G7 points
higher May. 16sd: NIay-June. I-63 I'd. June
July. 16Cd; Juiy-Ausljst. "a I'D; AugUst-Sep-
TENDER 1Si.d, SepteIr6sr-October. 6.91i2d oc-
tcber-N0vember, 6.T4izd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s 6Td: Decenber-January. 66i lad; JaRusTy-F'eb-
ruarr. 663 I'D; February March, e.Sil sd; March
April. 660i2d.
CoFFEE-Very quiet early; prices az tne
opening steady, With March and April I point
higher. other positions unchanged. Late in the
day trading was more active. sales, amounting
10 81 $50 bags and prices easier under NOD
crate pressure. dosing unchanged to points
net lower. Eavre unchanged 20 q Sraac
lower. Hamburg Was down L pfennis Rio was
nominal and Santos unchanged, with No As
quoted at as. SOC and No IS at 50. sos Spot mar
ket quiet and steady. at s2sc for RIO No Z
Warehouse deliveries in the United states FOR che
week were 20 sic bags. against $500 last week
and 81 .9s4 last year. OF ths former amount New
Iork had 40 so Rags. Local contract prices,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool May 2-WHEAT-spot dull tut
pres quiet MAY Is 2@sd. July, IS nd octoher
mixed. Northern IS 2lad: old 81 sssa: futures
dun: Jsly nominal PEAs-canadian. Is %
FL I-R-Nlnter patents. 30s Sd HOPS in Lon
Irdia mass I25s PORK-PriTns mess. Western
I15s. HANS short cut. 7ls o. BACON
naIdEI4s light and hszry. e9s 81, abort elesr
Lacks 6ss. clear bellies, ees. SHOULDERS
e4g ca American refined pals. 65s 90 CHEESE
Canadian hnest white, d2s g colored COS
Spirits AS 30. RosIN--l,ennfnop. los Ilsd-
PETROLEUM Tt4d LINsEED OIL, AS Sd
or,jon NAY SUGAR-Centrifugal lis
n,useovado 1875 Inns EED-Cslcutta. May-June.
6ls Sd LINsEEp OIL SIS Cd SPERM OIL,
no PETROL ct M-Reined Dad. spirits. "a
TT-PpENT NE--spirtts AIS 81 Ro9IN-Amsri-
can strained 10 90 s1ne. los ID
antwerp Nay 2-PETfoLLIAi 10 francs 90
confines
1lssdi1Aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

3 2Jc. and other rsansrs naming J.15c net. less
per cent cash Raw firm. with higher prices
asked. spot prices: Centrifugal. % tess, : &c
bid 3Oc asked. musCOEadO. 50 test. . &c
nolasses sugar 20 test. 3-4gc. Sales were 5000
hays CBkas. Iurs clearance and shipment az
. 3f-S2e basis ga test. cost and freight equal
10 l. 3c duty paid. and = Geo bags Cunas- Juns
equal 70 1855 dnrI paid Tue Lonsiou maTssS
FOR beet sugar was higher. Nay. lis I'D. June.
14s stad- AUGUST lis Dad
RICr-Sfeady. with fuif but unchanged
Dzics5.
METlLs-CORFEEI~ weak. sE0-
and deliveries TO Tia end az Iuir closing az
IL = L zJcs London easy spot. ES5 Us 81
fItuTag Al III Lake hcE1 1256G L. Tlf,s ni@G-
rrolyrfc. 125Tt= g f250ss casting y sc
Ma s. 90 -te-7 J=--~- Sa9gG q 10 July
s.. GO q $500. Londorl s-ssty. SPOT $50 -
4sdsaa 4er New Yorg 4f5q4s5c East Sc
LOUIS London unchanged at I'll f9s. Spell
TER-Te1k- spot D -07 D fJC VEN TCTk. $50
az IRON vas lower at 4AS % Eos CLaVeI4Ild
warrants in London. Locally no ehznzs re-
ported. No 7 foundry NOTJherH ST % o SIS,
Nc . SIG - q 81 50- No 1 SOuLI1Tu and ~
Southern soft, SIS Tj4s 81 % Pig IRON Ger
rincates unchanged NJ sales.
afoLASSES AID SYRTPs-Bustu4ss fairly
good. prices well maintained tone steady 70 ar1a
70 nEEl Eoztn nrm and UT1cfz11gca. Tar sC=as-T.
OH--Linsse6 ell uHehan ged- Esrned Pc
trcisum steady at T.T5c for standard white n
bbIs ar New York.
COTToNSEED oII-Quist sales 500 bar
rslz- price changes small the ruarSsr Closing az
I poiut decline % points sctvaHce- Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

FLOUR AND NIEAL-F1our inactive. with
buyers Indifferent hut prices nominally rn-
changed. WHEAT FLOCR-Sprlag patents.
IS 500 SIS 60. winter straights. 81 95US3 10 win
Ter patents. s. 25G$5 70; extra No winter. 81 10
dS4 90, extra Nc 2 winner. So s5GSA 10: spring
clears 81 3Ods4 50. kansas straights 81 s0d
IS 10 RYE FLOrR-SJeady- fair 70 good, 81 IS
ds4 - choice 70 fancy. 81 50GS4 O. CORN
MEAL-Quiet. kiln dried. s. %. BAGMEAL-
Quiet. nne white and yellow. 81 +0GSI +5. coarse,
81 25dS1 SO FEEp-WSstera and city steady =,
western spring So 60 standard middling.
s23 To- dour do. ST IS. red dog. SIS; city bran.
SO IA buh S23 IN sacks; rniddltng. S22gS2s 90
red dog $50. hontiny chop. SIS IN bulk s2o 20 IN
sacks OIL ATEAL-S35 80. nominal
PROyISIONs-Wsak early. selling down
sharply under liquidation. influenced By a de-
cline 81 = 10 points in the hog market and
larger receipts than expected Late there
wag a rally. prices rrsatntng most OF the loss
PORK-Easy, mess 81 Is x2+ rs family
500 snort clear $25 BEEF-Mess. SO q SIG
family, SI91S30. packet SIC 5GQ ST.. extra
Irdfa mess $50 a s&i. BEEF HAMS-Steady.
S24aSa6. DRESSED HOGS-Bacons 1Scs $50
10 he. 1Go 10. ISttci lao 10 13f, c. pigs
isiac CUT MEATs--Pieklsd bellies. sInois-
ms lie. 10 ID. ia0 1910; Il 10. 12ssc "A b.
15tse: picked HAMS 1G1 1ol-c TALLOW--
Easy: city. Tlsc, country, T43i.c- LARD
Stoady: middle West. - n q Il soc; city quiet
10 a 2lFc. refined steady South America
Ae Continent. I320c. Brazil kegs. 1Sc; COM
pound steeay. 100 10tsc. TEARISsE-SteAdy ;
soleo Ice. city lard. 1Ac
SUaAR-Rennsd steady and unchanged.
with the Federal quoting standard granH!sted IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
ANOTHER HOOKING SUIT

v.oIazaAas, Chic, Nay , Charges Of ceH-
ppi-ac~. -~asting of assets and Relating
a-s made il . SUIT 4led here to-day de-
Landing an accounting Of tbs Hooking
aslsy Railroad. This suit folior-s slnli-
lar one Of last week regarding the Kama
"a E Michigan Railroad. and u part Of q
chan o. litigation 70 prevent the TWO s. s.
TENS from being controlled by the Lake
gsozs and Chesapeake & Ohio railroads
NE charges are maze against officers ana
directors q tbs c3F4apsng-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

CaU York May 2. 1dItl
ERAIN-UHLAT-U early. prices de-
cIining about I1sc a busneI under heavy selling
on the part OF operators who had gone long over
sunday and by cOulni saiorl houses generally. m
tuenced by heavy rains IN the Southwest. Uhere
the crop has been suffering from lack oP n1oist-
urs Gables were lower than expected. with
prices abroad Influenced by heavy uguidaL toR IN
Nay TIE visible supSlv statement showed de-
crease OF G,607,009 bushels, against an increase
last week Of 81 coo and decrease Of 1JIf, 900
last year and vas Z builisiI feature The "a
madam visible decreased ISL 600 bushels, vhi-h
made total loss in American stocks Of o23s GOO,
against e decrease last year Of l,l45,oDO bushels
Late IN the day the market l6@t part or the ad-
vance and closed at isZ 7se net lower inft1esiced
by the slow cash and export demand Cash
wheat steady, with No . red quoted 81 IA 4
nominal C { I and No l Northern 81 liza nominal
. b. opening navigation CORN-Opened 4 ht-
tie lower with wheat. but rallied. and
shout the greater part Of the day firm.
closing at a net advance Of ts6flss. The visibls
Cup2ly decreased 223 900 bushels compared with
q decrease last week OF 64LGGO and q decrease
last year Of 1.2Cp, coo Cash corn Arm, with
steamer quoted G8@4c elevator, export basis.
port No .. e. 2c nominal. b. OAT5-Mod-
erately active with comparatively small price
changes. The visible supply DECREASED e41.eOo
bushels, against decrease last week q lGa-uUO
ana q decrease last war Of $4,000. Cash oats
steady: mixed. 20 to 81 10. nominal; natural
white % to 81 r.. 4Sls a4ec, ard clipped White.
"a ID g II +t5652e. RYE ana BARLET-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
STEEL TUBE WAGE INCREASES.

Toungstovn- Ohio. Nay a per cent
increase WIS granted SIX thousand work
men a. tbs Youngstown Sheet and Tube
company and I've thousand az the plants
OF the Republic Iron and steel Company
ro-sar. Common labor IS adTahced l9
cents z da-, and other advances are be
NJ -trKsd out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago May 2.--Predetions OF freezing ten
pera lures fer tonight terIled part Of an ar1aT
Of influences thar nearlv nsutralized t9-5aY IN
West and Southwest An unexpected large de-
crease in the visible SUPPLY was coupled with a
v-lu be less than 400 600 coo bushels, as against
446 $50 600 bushels. according TO official figures
lest rear The market clsSed STEADY. but i a
l461tc net lower than last night. Corn finished
ais GItsc up oats &c lower 70 Ss9z lsc higher
ana provisions eff ~ G Ice. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
J. N. KELLER TELEPHONE HEAD.

England Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany held yesterday J. n. Keller and P
=. Fletcher were elected members OF the
board Mr.. Keller was subsequently elect
ed president, 10 succeed Thomas Sherwtt,
who became chairman OF the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOaND CLEaKANCEs.

COIEON-Ths market was nervous and r.
regular within q comparatively marrow range,
with the close steady at net points lower 10
points higher. the crop being relatively firm,
The new crop ruled relatively steady all day on
less favorable crop accounts and q fear Of
other cold wave in the South, while The old crop
found good support on all soft spots. owing TO
the Leading bull interests large blocks ot
Mav, july and August. Gables little dis
appointing. and the near positions opened points
lower while the new crop started at an ad-
vance Of point or two. From this level pricss
sased off under moderate realizing and little
local pressure. but the market developed no real
weakness and sriTsned up e BIT at the close
covering Official reports showed 1I3.9C0
bales 10 have been delivered on contract a
result Of The first batch OF notices II IS re
ported that ocean freight room has been engaged
for the Shipment or 1900 bales from New York
20 Liverpool ana OF 2.000 bales for France.
Southern SPOT markets generally unchanged
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
BOSTON CUB STOCKS.

FURNISHED By ! Thomas Retnnardt, 10. IS
Broad greet. New York an1 10. - pef9n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
BiGAsked

lFu-uizcsz b. Charles Z carney & CO Nc. 2
Broad street New York and No. IL south
An street Phila6elrnfg-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

-s-rished b. williams Mcconnell &. Coleman,
~ so Wall street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May :. f3io.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
CHICAGO INpUSTRleLS.

aNo information. Q Quarterly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
NEW IoRR PRICES.


wheat. Open. High Lev Ctose- day
july 81 I9lt II 16Ts 81 O9ss IU>a / 10ss
September, oZ7+ / Os5s 0T2s loss Il aIa
NtsT-..-... RsE ssz4 ssB ssB IS
July y TIA
September III To2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

WElNLT EXFOBIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
ntnIAsSES ANn sYRTPs-RGsiuasa fairty
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York Na- q 1910

New LorE MAJ 2 1910
beans and Lice bags peas. mostly fra== -As
Factrc Coast Demand does mt improve
much, but there Is urgency 20 sell, and
feeling generally asout zresdy On Leading vari-
1ties Of white beans Red kj6ney hrrsIy hel>&i
little business FOR export At So s.. and SONS
holders are ASKING more scotch peas Taghs-
Sexn- REANS-1LAEEo-U ekHotee. bIIskeL s. -
G 81 ST 2 fair 70 good. 81 70 q s. 50. medium.
cnoi-es s. Z2-2 8 -; pea. s. - z s. -
fair 70 good. 50 - g g 70. imported medium
s. Us g s. 10 pea 81 10; wbtte kt6nSS, 81 r4d
kidney. IS 500 % DO Yellow e-S. IS Is black
turtle soup 50 g. q 81 gG- Lima CaItfornta
8 g .. FEAS-S@etehr bags. husAzI
81 97i1 Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

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stock carried over sunday and thsrs WIS a
fairly STEADY market. Especially bsrrsr
grades O. L75ls butter. Prices not oEIsTabIy
changed outst9s figures fer high quality IN
dtczctc1s point 70 larger supplies this week
and with further dselias the Wssteru
mausLs ths situation here may be ItrrIs cas-
Ter within a few d2yz Creamery. specials. 10
304S0 %c: eztrass 9tacs hrsr5. 481a 429C.
seconds, p 2 2Sc. thirds. 25dZ6c- creamsry.
Old common 70 finest Z3TzoC- STATS dairy
tuEs. fuesr. % G2S+zc; soo6 70 prime. z81
CSC; cofzmon % FAR. 23Q sc process specials,
25S' extras. Csc: trsts, &c; seconds, - a 23c;
western imitation cFeau4ry. drsES 23L =
241zc; factory. hrsts, 221= q23e; seconds. nc.
thirds, zoo 1c; packing stock Nc .. ia u 12c-
No 3 ss7 5914r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-03

bEEs E>-ReceiDtS for Two dz-1. Tar carr.
= . 99o mead inciudtEs l6g cars for slsuzlffer
end . IHf the FnaT7Est. ruazinz. With rhe =fzf.
-e-I-Is- - cars on sac Steers slow and fGd15c
DIVER 1sr bulls 16l5fJc OF and others ba-sTz-
steady At JERSEY CITY rsf Cow mr.. t6sS5fs-.
over. out nahum and thin cows sll ssesflv
Ar rhs o1th sr-esr Yards cows we're oTIofsS f0s5e
&C lower Al sold az s. 9G0 s. ~, u.sr too ~
tar corrIcon % prime steers. s. TO SO - f7r
n1Is- 50 I59SJ 80 Tor cows with ? extrs a.
cows ar S66so % tai snefs. s. T-reS-r1 rser
sl1v. At lLq1S3zc fer native csrcassa~ ~
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