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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chic1se. April 14--CATTLE-Rece 5000
strong. steers s. 25GSS 65. COWS. So S5dST %
raifers. 81 e5pS7 80: balls 81 50dS6 SO; calves
SScSc. stockers and feeders. 81 T5sSS So. HOGS
--R=ceiPts lI.CV0; weak 70 loo lower; ch0iee
heavy. 20 gJEs10. butchers. 81 a51s1O %: light
mixed ssdS9 10. choice light. S10asiO 10; pack
il- So Q3aS10; pigs. 50 50qSIO: bulk Of sales
s. GG1S1O. SHEEP -- Receipts. 5000. $50 30
higher; sheep. Sc 6OgSS Is: lambs. 81 20 ass rs
ysa-liEgs. s. 6J9Ss 10
East Buffalo, April 14-CATTLE - Firm
prime steers SSGSS'eJ vEALs-Receipts $50
active and steady. HOGS-Rsoeipts 1.50O. fairly
active and 5ol4oc lower: heavy, mixed. Workers
sta-7. sass 80. diaries. $40 25dS1O s.. SHEEP
AND LANBS-ReceiptS 5000. active: sheau
steady. lambs i5c higher. lambs. s. 2JgS9 SO a
fcv 50 90. ycariiaEs $ 259$s 20. wethers. 81 4
ass. ewes. s. 81 70 sheep mixed. S4tS1 90. all
clipped
Kansas city. April 14-CAT-TLE-Rs Receipts
- 900 including 100 SOutherns. f0d15c higher;
choice export and dressed beef steers 81 SOD
s. -. lar 20 good. So 1887 40. Western $50
s. 20: stocSers and feeders. 81 90dSe -: south
ern 81 25GsT 50. southern cows. 50 5OdSS IS;
native s. 2JVSG go. hrifcrs. 81 I58SI %; bulls
"a 5ods5 -. calves. s4qST -. HOGS Receipts
s,Upo. 5alOc lower; toy. 80 o.: bulk of sales
50 COO 50 So heavy. 50 SGlB$9 %. packers and
butchers. 50 G5ES9 %. light 81 jOTS9 50. PIGS,
s. sC1Se SHEEp-RsCeipts. 100. steady O.
strong lambs. $ 5OaSs 70. yearIngs Ss3S9,
ers and feeders. 50 501SS.
Cincinnati April 4-CATTLT-Recetpts 400.
steady. fair 90 good shippers. 81 1887 80. COM
20 lower. butchers and shippers. SO lOdSiO IS.
common. s. 25dsS So SHEEP-RSceipts. IOS
steady al s. 1896 %; lambs steady at So sou
50 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
View York. April IA. 1s.

View York. April IA. 1910
BE1ENES-Receip pts. SO cars or L5O5 head.
nainly to slaughterers. No trading to-day,
feclinr steady for all sorts and grades.
Dressed beef hrru at II q Il z Q per ID for ma
Give sides London ans Liverpool cattle and
beef markets unchanged. no exports from
this port to-day OF tomorrow.
CALVEs-Receipts. 75;. 35 on sale. Feeling
steady Ordinary 70 good Teals sold az $50
s. So Der 100 III: city dressed Veals, 90 l31z c
per DO. country dressed do. S81liac.
Sales Sanders. 81 veals. 125 ID average.
SIS ~ Per 100 h . $50 ID. So. calves. 4I0
h. s.
SHEEP AID IA4IBS-Receipts. 1872 cars.
or 3.CtB head. including ears to be sold.
sheep ron.lraliv firm; lambs steady. All sold.
Urshora Buffalo lambs sold at SO per 100 10
clipped do at 80: few state spring lambs at
s. per head. Dressed mutton firm az 100
15Lzc. a little extra mutton at 16c. dressed
Ier1ts 49, ~ 1St-c. few choice hog
,iresseG' do al 1Gc. country dressed hcthouss
lambs slow AZ s. = 81 per carcass.
Sales-Rerns Com mission Co go unshoru
Bu1alo lambs. 6S 20 average. SO per 100 ID
293 clipped. 81 h. So
Sanders. : state spring lambs at s. per
head. . unsborn state sheep Cbucks). 10O Ii,
IS so
HOGs--Reeeipls. 5 cars. or 1865 head. in
cludiEg IS head fer the market. Feeling
lower state hogs sold at s1o IS per 100 10
country dressed boss quiet AT $50 lac Per ii.
Sales sanders. j state hogs 1I2 -
average. $40 IS per 1o0 ID; Al rough. $50 H..
50 GS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool April tt-wHEAT-Spot dull.
Futures dull. May. IS tUt4d. July IS 9-Sd.
OCTOBER. IS "a. CoRN-spoi quiet. now amer
lean rniNed. Northern. IS SID. old. IS ~.
Futures nominal PEAS-Cauadian. IS ~.
FLOCR--Wtntsr patents. SIS OIL HOPS IN
London lpacihc CoaEt1. "a t0sQ ~ 15s REEF
Extra India mess strong. t26S Sd PORK
Prime mess. Western. T2OS. IfNMS-Short Gi-
quiet. as Gd- BACON cumberland cut. 90
6d, short rib. rs. clear bellies and long clss-
uliddlss. light and heavy. 1oS. short clear
backs. eos SHOULD RS-S1uarc. SIS. LAID
Prime Western, tlerces. Cos Cd. AmericaO
lshned pals 65s CHEESE canadian nneSr
white. 6}s. Coicred SIS 81. TALLOW Prime
tity. S5s TUKPENrINE spirits. scs 81
ROSIN--CommOn. los 81. PErEOLEUM-Rs-
fined. Ti1d ITNSEED OIL. as COTTON
SEED OIt.-HuU renned--Sp0t. SIS Sd tai
LCW--Australian IN London. SIS %
London. April If.-RAW Sue NR-Ceut ritz
gai. 13s. uusc0vado tSs Sd BEET SUGAR
Npru las SLd CALCUTTA LINSEED-Apgil-
June. tts cd IINSEED OIL ais. SPERM
OIL. So PETROIEC M-American rstned
6is d spirits. "a TURPENTISE-Sp.rits "a
81 EOSIN-American strained. los %; IRE
15s 81
Antwerp. April is-PETROLEUM. 70 rrancs
so confines.
Montreal April 14-CHEEsE-Duu; vn,ra
12A a I2sc. cOlored. i2A Gi2ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
ROW OVER STOCK CONTROL
Varying Views of Nassau Fire
Insurance Directors Made Public

What may have been a successful Al
tempt 10 acquire n majority Of the
STOCK OF the Nassau Fire Insurance Com
pany. or No. 30 Court street. Brooklyn. has
been set before the stockholders by three
or TIE directors. who say they have Joined
HANDS &c prevent those interested from
being imposed upon by measurements. The
three arc Julian D. Fairchiid. president OF
the Kings. County Trust Company: George
Y. Brewer. a prominent lawyer. and
Charles =. Teale. the Public Administrator.
According 70 report some or the directors.
headed by William L. Hutchlns. president
or the North River Fire Insurance Com
pany ot New York City. and Thomas II.
Harris vsco-president Of the Nassau COM
pany, determined to get control TO effect a
reorganization and GUST President William
Bsrkncss. Last night. IL was ssld, the at
tempt hae been successful.
The three directors signing the circular
say they OBJECT "a the methods employed in
obtaining the ttock. They say that the
purchasers made n1ssstatcnents 20 the
stockholders, thirty OF forty of whom are
women, representing the stock to be OF
less value than u really s. The circular
carries e letter. said 20 have been signed
b. IL. Harris. ia which he offers SIS 30 a
share Tor The stock when = - worth. &C
cordlng TO the circular. Sll2 -
NIr. Harris denied that any one was try
fng 20 srab stock. and said that no one
had been authorized to give out his letter,
since II was private matter. and Of the
past at that Nr. Hutchins said he had
acaaire8 a substantial interest in the COM
psny. but ri6iculed talk Of MEASUREMENTS
70 stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
IMPORTS SET A RECORD
Gain of S50,000,000 for U. S.
Over March of 1909.
RECEIPTS EXCEED 0UTGO
Inflow of Foreign Merchandise
Causes Heavy Shipments of
Gold Abroad.

For the second time since 1897 foreign
trade returns OF the United States for one
month show an excess OF imports OF nler-
chandise over exports. The figures for
March supplied By the Department OF Com
merce and Labor make an exhibit, as far
as imports arc concerned, never before
eolailed By preceding month in the his
tory OF the country rejecting an increase
n receipts Of foreign goods at American
ports TO the value OF $Jo,O5l, 40, as compared
With tnc same tire in 1909. against an in
crease IN exports from the United States in
the same period OF s4.io9.oss. Total imports
amounted IN value 10 sl62.s5so7s, and total
exports 10 S143 100. 463. with an excess Of
imports Of Sls.254el2.
Exports Of merchandise ia March COM
pare favorably with those Of correspond
ing periods, but they are offset by the
Tremendous importaticns OF free and duti-
able goods to an extent that has weakened
this couHtry's position in foreign trade and,
with other known factors affecting the IN
tsrnstional financial balance, has compelled
The shipment Of gold from the United
States to Europe and to South America.
exports Of the metal TO the latter country
being in settlement Of London obligations
which are liquidsted through the credits Of
Lombard Street IN New York No engage
ments OF gold have as Yet been made for
to-.noTrow's steamers. the immediate de-
mand for the metal in London apparently
having been satisfied by the 81, 10000 al
ready sent TO that centre, but in foreign
banking circles II & believed that more
a. the metal VIII De sent out unless sub
stantial improvement in London financial
conditions develops at once.
For the nine months ended March 3 to-
tai imports OF merchandise amounted to
the value OF Si1s4.272166. an increase of
s2S5.245.2SJ ss compared with the ccrre-
spending time IN the preceding year, while
exports OF merchandise in the same period
were N.352 si5 407. an increase CT SIS, S51,s2s.
For the nine months Tire excess Of exports
was SEC 513. 81 a decrease Of s17e 53. 75j from
the year before Dutiabls imports IN the
last nine months were valued al s599, Co.,
Sal against $500, 4531i2 in 1919, and imports
free Of duty al S58s. 80 5c5, against s4i4 57g,-
-7g a --e7r ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
THIRD AVENUE ROAD ELECTION
Officers Chosen for Purpose Of Keeping
Organization Alive.

The directors OF The Third Avenus Raj
read Company at a special meeting yester-
dey elec-ed walter E1avtland president and
William White. who IS associated with -hs
law firm 81 DAY ies. stone s. Auerhs.h. sec
Tetsr1. The duties of the neTv officers wiz
b. Iure-.- nominal. Is are those Of the pres
eut directors. who we're elected on March
IS ar special meeting at which about
a. 600 ~ the total outstanding $50. 600
shares Of stock OF the company were voted
and practically al q whom are dummies -
three CT their number being CLERKS Of one
stock Exchange finn. IN which q fourth IS
a partner.
The Tlird avenue road was sold under
foreclosure on March and was bid in by
rsEresentatiyes Of TIE bondholders' commit
t-e- The reorganization plan now before
~ Public Service Commission offers = y rhe
stockholders ON payment by them or an
assessment Of 80 share cash 20 per cent
I'm new refuudlsls mortgage per cent bonds
and a. per cent iu new stock.
TIE object Of keeping alive tbs orgsnIza-
lion OF the COMPANY, it was said YESTERDAY
bv one Of The officers. was 20 enable the
Stockholders 20 treat with ito reorganiza-
ton committee through their hoard 81 di-
rectcr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

LesW l0Th- AIITIT =, IJIV-
WHEAT-DevelOQed further weak
bears. Prominent commission houses were heavy
sellers IN the market and closed at net decii
Of SsG1AC. The May position particularly
weak and at tie low pCtut Of the Gay repre-
seuteG a decline Of &c a bushei for the week and
over &C for the last weeks. Reports regard
ing the cash situation have been very GtscOur-
aging recently, all the principal marSsts report
ing Indifferent demand. except for wheat o.
choice quality. the mills were poor BUYERS and
premiums have been disappearing rapidly both
n syrirg and winter wheat Liverpool was a
littla steadifr than expected. owing 70 a better
Continental demand ana drm Manitoba offerings
Cash wheat easy; No , red. 81 Il nominal 1 Z.
and No I Northern. 81 1914 o opening naviga-
ton. CORN--Steady throughout the day IN the
face Of the decline IN wheat with small offer
ings. and covering the part Of speculative
shorts. cash corn firm; steamer b2izc and No
4 59iac both bid. elevator. export basis. Export
No 2 IS ne bid b. OATS-Active and firm.
closing at a net advance OF LGsc- Cash oats
hrm; natural write, Pos 10 quoted 70 - 4ye
Z a FL. L-T-NInrniraI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
HELD FOR USING FLAG AS "Ap."

Colonel James Z Nuliil-iu appeared as
complainant ina Newark yesterday against
George = Hcbb, accusing him Of violating
TIE laws Of the state OF New Jersey by
using a fac-simile Of the stars and Stripes
cu envelopes as All advertising medium.
HEIDI was ARA igned IN the 1st Criminal
Court and held By Judce Hahn lis $50 hail
10 await the action Of the grand jury.
Colonel Iullikea Is secretary OF the Society
f the Cincinnati and IS also state adjutant
general 81 the Grand Army Of the Republic
On the staf Of state Commander James Z.
Correlly. Who sat on the bench with Judge
Hahn while the cas-, WIS being heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
PERIODICAL AUDlTs URGED

Warren Y Erwin, whose Consolidated
ENchange firm u Warren ". Erwin & 81.
FOR tire last scar have been issuing cer;i-
hcc quarterly statement. OF their condition
10 their customers, said yesterday reCa I'd
ing the action Of tho New York stock Tx
cAarse loohiug TO the auditing OF the
books of the members OF that exchange:
'in nay opinion IL is only "A question Of
p BRIEF time before Tho method Of audit
VIII be universally adopted by brokerage
houses. An audit however. 20 be Of value
must be- mace periodically aud the torn Of
statement mlst be such that 81 wall show
without "a shadow 81 doubt the genuine
ness Of the frm's quick assets. The state
meuts. moreoyer. should alva-s he omen
- inspection be- the customers Of Tho
house"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
.OSToN NEN IN hTsr co

"a sFi'sln. ~ Lee. ElsE11sou &.
or T. '--r-t Nl1sgr. - Kldder. Pea
a.s. 49, 19tn e. Boston. are among the
or 1i's--9Is o. the american Tele-
80 Telegram corpsr, ,-eetes nm.
o.s-,.s --'f-en slopCed o. the recent
srres, meeting Increasing The mem
tss.-.o -, b9-r5 from eighteen %
ar 81 -la.,- Las reelersd from the
,s.,- successor being Eugene y. A.
5o-.., 10 "a director i1 numerous
- 49, Src-s -ker1 ~ America
f-.. 1-'- aly guc tac -.ep, Fug1s-s
mnsL. ~ pcs-o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
Teste-

spot quiet. with prices 20 points lower at
10; loc Tor n1iddlinS upland and 1889 for mid
ding Gulf No sales Delivered on contract
d1oO bales Liverpool cables: Spot easier.
sales. 5000 bales. speculation and EXPORT OUp.
American. eco. called. 900: imports Is COO.
an American. middIing upland. 7.STd- Futures
SIL.ened quiet ar unchangsd prices; closed easy.
699 points lower: April. 7.6O1zd. ApriI-HIsy
T.j6d. May-JUne 7.34d. June-July 74g l2d.
July-Ausust. 745d. August-Se ptennber Z f6t3d
September-October 6.Tsd; October-Novernbsr,
6.5Sied; Move mher-December 6.5Otsd: Deem
ber-January. Gas 2d January-February 3 Al lad.
February March and March-ApriI. Z. dad.
COFFEE-Easier. prices at the close SHOWING
q net decline Of 500 points Sales 2. $50 bags
part switching from the 70 the distant
positions. Havre was AGA franc lower Ham
burg declined 4 pfeunig and Rio and Santos
were unchanged Spot Coffse generally steady
or the basis OF sac for Rio N1 :. Local COR
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
BIG JEwELRY SPECIAL SALE
Chester Billings g. Sons Stock offered
At Attractive Prices.

Announcement has been made OF special
prices 70 facilitate the quick sale Of the
stock OF Chester Billings & Sons. TIE Oldest
jeUelrv hrrn IN this city az the time of IS
failure recently The premises. on Fifth
avenue opposite the Waldorf. have been
sublet and viii be fitted up as another
Heseman drug store branch as soon as the
stock IS sold
Following the difficulttes OF Chester -Bil-
linEs & Sons the firm OF Bruhl Bros. &
He7iUs. Of Nos. Is. II and Il Maiden Lane.
took over The assets Of sold and silver or
raments and precious gems from the banks
10 which they had been pledged as col
lateral II has been described a. = large
Transaction. making a heavy discount i'm
perative for the liquidation which nov has
become uccessarz-
ChsSer Billings & Sons were IN Maiden
Lane for a long tire. ana, moving Up to
the fashionable residential section c. the
city, continued to enjoy the trade OF the
vsalthiest families, Their goods were
known &c unsurpassable IN their lire, and
al special prices are expected consequently
% attract attention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
PRISON TERM FOR STOCK DEALER

Edward AlteulUE. who was the manager
Of the Jersey city headquarters Of the
Standard stock and Grain Company. and
was adiudEed guilty # keeping a disorderly
house. vas sentenced yesterday ~ judge
Carey. IN that city, to serve two years in
stats prison. 1hc COMPANY, an alleged
bucket shop, was also convicted and fined
& 900 two weeks ago Altemus, as soon as
sentence was passed on hum, took out a
writ Of error. a writ OF right M New Jcr-
scv. and this viii stay the execution OF the
sentence uutil the upper courts have passed
on the questions raised. Altcmus has been
indicted by the federal grand jury al Wash
iraton and t. under $500 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
YOUTH CONVICTED OF MURDER

Barbc:to Zarro. nineteen years Old. Was
convicted Of murder ia the second degree
in Newark last night tor the death OF Mrs.
Antonio Neri. the wife OF tailor with
whom be had q quarrel over suit Of
clothca Zarro pointed a revolver at Neri
ana Mrs Seri was slain as she stepped IN
front Of her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
BALTIMORE & OHIO CHANGES.
rE7 Telegraph r. Ta- Tribune

Wy AEEA nf4' TT an Atio-At'-l
Baltimore. Lp-ll 1.-THE Baltimore &
Cl.1 RAJ road auuounced To-Day tie pre-
motion 81 oscar A. C0nzJa from general
freight agent - F1ttzhurs O. western
freight fraff.~ mana ger. IN general charge
- freight traffic o. the lines west OF The
Oit.1 River and the Chicago Terminal Goa
UaIy p -. Crsv, division freight agent
a. l'i-ts5Grg, YES promoted 70 general
freight agent IL that cts. taking III. Con-
stalss place. and 7 J Walters. CONNER
cal freight agent a. PittsbuEz, VS. pre-
n0ted 70 di-tsign freight agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
nj WAGES TO GO Up
Gary Makes Announce
w y n the Expected Increase.
.,,v FOR OVER 100000 MEN
Raise Of 6 Per Cent
/ ~ COS. Corporation About
W. co 100000 a Year.

3 = CAR. chairman - the
s1-jJ-e, sod Corporation, announced
is, 80. q VOLUNTARY increase IN The
ss-'a. --..iosliv az t.o employees o.
r.s g - I'D been decided upon and
[..,-,e opera-ise 81 most q the oe-
70 =, ,fsy 3. The eNac; taie q
20. been gully determined but
-" - 1,at. a. previously sale n
81 MI svsrare about per
- -. mean 81 Increase - 80
- f-D t.,0F. in TIE YEARLY COM
- - tie ea.rloFes
So =. 5,s-y csr-7sI Its o. ths lI.itea
~ - >.--a-auon have decided 70
e ...-..-1 increases .n wages sai1
,.~c.ast- standing Tao sub
81 IS te-r under careful cousid-
80 80 last eixsv days. the exact
-. - 20. --st 1e,a tl.iiy determined,
WI =, fle ore companies and the
~. ..si., p-.eh have already al
n 's..,-.r-. a. - to other coIi-
~ ss-,-se viii Be definitely arrived
a p--or-e operative on May ].
- zee -eitt-5s n1e
80 .-,,.ra~v AND TIE nsportation
~ ,.-.-r nay not r. able 20 an
-. is.rsases u1tE . later cate.
- ,.,-,s= t,at none or the principal
.s.,s F-sel Co-rcration would re
ine-esse sd salaries notwith-
-. st.- thst e. rrA spring 81 1909
4 - amounting to between $50. a3e
\ a. "a sear Cere made lu the
-. ~ ~frh esls-ied r1en or the
\ -. ps~r5u. Practically ell OF the
49, AZ .'-s steel Tr-sJ, however.
=, ...--.-'-~ e.ely 90 80. VIII benefit
- DE increase
--,--e tr-s voluntary Increase IN tns
4. ,-,s-es-for % fts employees the
:. -s-p<raaor is following the example
=, .-s p-~~e. I.-0Ia Railroad COM
..-r -- March 81 announced ar In
81 ne cent iu the wages OF its
--rss several other railroad companies
,.-,e followed -rt. although not all
- I'D So vclmtsrilv. the last being
-.,ss~arua. which announced -estsr-
=. ,,srea-e rf a per cent in wages,
- or April a. 10 ali employees u the
-.-.-.,t,or 5e-srrucrt betve cen Hobo
l. 80 Euhsle. numbering about 800
II. 1,s- vs-s i---.ase made hv fhe
u Coronation was Oh January l. 1907
Il ne ray of common labor q the
"a. -.u-i-- rle--= was Increased 70 cents
81 s-s ---- -r Cay and turn labor
slso a6ssl-eL
- civ tine when rhe corporation cut
"A. rsf on J=rla-- 4. 1908 when. tol-
~ year or depression In the steel
a. : --se-+io- 10 f-cfr E % 80 per cent.
..--r about % ra- cent az the employees,
-s5f Two wears before the company
,,lgrts-l- increased wages 10 per
r. 2 fef. -lsr the industry had recoy-
ssuer- Gen. the depression Ct 1876
~ rate rf wages was restored - rraC-
az riis' BE- had beer ir 1sa, the year
---1--a---l -e formed
-E5ling Tie panic ~ le-, and Up 20 as
d IS -rar-l. -aaa there vc-c frequent
-sG -r7- The corpc-atlCn would cut
.ss 5-t uc-h.-E ever came OF them, and
|s-s Car sl~a-s z7.i IN -er y 20 these
l-s t-st .-.a QUESTION Of wage redUc-
1a5 TOY bee. .-re -eIed.
srs Care a-r--- -.~1eIr o. fhn f--
.a vas made after tre monthly meet
t. tts pre-. u+ rho various SUBJ
r. .rar4r.e. 1- t-e steel Corpora
rh-l De- and President corey -
Gel so Official -tat-urrt - what took
80 - a.. -----s.-.-. 80 44.---- .---s -.-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
tDWIE HAwLEY DUE TO-DAY
-Apsc'so 70 Return 10 Office After
Long Western TIN.

EsT. HE. LEFT the CT ca
%. WIZ several associates on = -o-r
-'is-..e. af ta- rr9r-zIe- o. the .Hap--
.seiA .s sEI.t.8 az lis Office to-day.
-- . ta-.a- eel. Taylor. LIVINGSTON q
s T. D. r.. Black and Frank
49,. ACCOMPANY CIR Iavlo-. got
'e--frda. Fe said The partv had
to-e t5ar five thousand miles, in-
- s To Cacsa peaze g. Ohio. hsnawha
--..-se1. Hocsirg valley. Chicago. en-
,. .-~ d Louisville. Glover Ilar. Missouri.
ne --- letas aad chicago & Alton.
a.. '-aa RIO C.~sarr Isl, e. Ohio" ne
i. cong al enormous business. WA
49,. '1-caE- ard Toledo connection II
So. o-@ ~ SIC r-eat trunk lines OF the
> .-l- la. stockholdc-s can look tor
-. asa p' ..s dividend soon. The Mis-
-. d. Texas. vI,e She new equip
II, .a9 '..r ordered. WIN be able
49, 10. crags. cotton crop predict
'a-.rE business lca of Texas"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
BOROUGH BANK DEAL OFF?

Horace Andrews. = bank examiner, yes
terday took charge Of the Borough Bank
O. Brooklyn, succeeding Broc Shears, presi-
dent Of the hank. who was named tempo
rerily BY the State Superintendent Of Bank
Ing 70 help close I'd the affairs Of the in
stitution. This action IS supposed TO mean
failure % the reported negotiations for the
sale OF the bank, with ensuing liquidation
by the purchasing concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
HARTFORD LIRE CHANGES HANDS

Hartford, Conn. April 1A-CApltsIists 81
Cincinnati hcaoed by John .. Hoyt. to-day
acquired The controlling interest ia the
Hereford Ltfe Insurance Company by the
purchase q = majority Of the capital stock
from General george L. Keeaey. the presi-
cent The capital i7 $500. 900 ard purchase
is mace on % basis or S157 80 share
Minority stockholders win rc~cire a IKE
s1rI ultI Julc IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT sorTHERx.

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
1910 1909. 1905
LIST week in Apr S74747 S6203 81 o .S
July f-Apr. :. {. les $50 c,IJ0.T91 lass
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS PAC-
1sf week IN Apr. s170O2S s145.47s slSS-s.l
July 1-Apr. 4. 6.S6T. SJ6 5.93s,Z35 o'-z"sal
GRAND TRUNK.
Isl week ln AR. SSlJ.s93 s11s,663' seo4 50
july f-Apr. < So 594956 50,Of1,6f4 S2,66s, S3S
AMERICAN RAILWAYS
Mouth 81 ,rcb. sso4. 222 1884. s4s sco7.s17
July inch. 81. . AS AZ 2.26oSe3 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15
BANK ROBBERS GET $4,000.

spIiug city. Tenn. April 1s.--Robbers
d-uamltcd the vault of TIE First National
Bank carly to-day and escaped with more
than 10000 one CT them shot at hut
frIissed = p. paul. assistant cashier. who
ran TO tie institution on hearing the ex-
u1gslou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-15

MoLAssEs AND sYHUFs-stsady. with

NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine easy
here bus STEADY at Savannah. Resin steady
20 urn- IAE hTHl-
OIIS-A further advance % &c a gallon
was reported IN unseed oil. although there w8s
Il reaction IN the price ~ seed RedrS4 pc
troleum unchanged. PETROLEUM. standard
white bbIs. Sew York and Philadelphia. :. I5c.
huIk 4 80. retuei cases. 10 5c water white
bbis 9 2se; bulk J.55C. cases. II csc. LIN
SEED CTL-Amertcau seei. city raw $50 sJc.
out-of-toNu raw. s. tsic. Calcutta. raw. 0c.
LARD OIIl-$I 2OGSi IS
COTTONSEED OiI.-Essier under proat TAX
ing and prices At the close were -diI points
ret lower with sales % IA 900 bbis. Local
contract pricts.