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New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
TEMPLE IRON INJUNCTION
ooai Roads Restrained from Fur.
sher Control of Company.
THEY OWN ALL THE STOCK
nouble Appeal TO United States
Supreme Court to Settle
Curious Situation.

-.,.,z.i-,l7ia. Dec 20.-The United States
: tn Eastern District of Pennsyl-
-. which handed down its decision in
.-+,,-acite coal case two weeks ago de-
- the Temple Iron Company combi-
- $, restraint Of trade and dismissing
,-,,-ernnlent's contention as to other
- IN the suit. issued its decree TO-
.ic1, conforms with the opinion de-
..--~as two weeks ago. The decree is an
s,.- instrument and restrains the rail-
generations that own lis stock from
.o- exercising control over the Temple
- ,~orraany. but the decree does not
,be governments request that the
- -oin7s III The case be dismissed with
OK p-eJudlce'
- of lie government. and il is a
--io- whether the government can ever
assin certain alleged combinations
: -,snrforea in its bill Of complaint.
-. decree states that the Reading COM
- +be Central Railroad Company OF
1-.r Jersey. the Delaware. Lackawanna
: western Railroad Company, the Lehlgh
valley Railroad Company. the Erie Rail-
-oss COMPANY and the New York. Susque-
anna 4 Western Railroad Company en-
~~as into 4 combination in restraint of
,e.5e through the instrumentality Of the
Teraple Iren Company. Each Of the de-
rendgnts. their agents, etc. are enjoined
e-gr, hereafter acquiring any shares Of the
Temple Iron Company, from voting or at
1enutiuc 10 vote any such shares from col
lecfing o.. receiving dividends and from ex-
c--isfu- any control over any Of the acts
If rhe Temple Iron Company The officers
If rhe Temple Iron Company are enjoined
from exercising any control over the nu-
7nerous subsidiary companies mentioned IN
rha governments complaint
The decree further states that nothing in
-7e decree shall prevent the Temple iron
,-ornoauv from selling or disposing Of its
shares OF the capital stock to any bona fde
rvrcfaser not in privity with any Of the
detsndar-s mentioned in the decree and not
.zuztainiuE any relation in interest, direct
- indirect. by trust OF otherwise, to or with
Frv Of the said defendants.
Tne Terple Iron COMPANY Is chartered
under the laws Of Pennsylvania. Under this
charter II can continue 70 mine and sell
CasL
As re defendants who oF-n al the STOCK
have been enioined from exercising further
control over the corporation Il is NOT known
h. z-tat method they 1-tIl comply With the
,-.---e Of The court Il is understood here
that the Temple Iron Company viii appeal
-he case - The Supreme Court Of the Tinted
States
rouo--tnE The handing down IF ths decree
: ? NIcRsyncIds counsel for the govern
--,en-- n conformity With notice he gave
lsst week fled formal notice Of an appeal
. fhe higher court
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
BUILD FORT FOR DICKINSON
secretary of War, Edison and Corey
Visit the Cement Show.

JsCoh Il Dickinson, Secretary of War.
Nho vas onz Z a number Of distinguished
Visitors - -he cement show at Madison
Seuars Garden last evening said the sky
tTaper ef the near future will be built OF
cement He expressed anazement at what
hs saw e. tire exposition. showing partiou-
-sr interest IN demonstration OF the use
O. cement for thes construction Of fortifca-
Tons Before his eyes workmcn moulded
model for out Of cement
secretary Dickinson visited the Garden
1stk Thomas a Edison. W. Z Corey. presi-
ssnl Of abe United States Steel Corporation,
"a Major Chatham, L. s a. MI kdlson
,oo@ec- over model Of the cement house
lts genus evolved His presence AZ the
''o'h crew crowd there, and The inventor
@S forced 10 shake hands with many o.
Ire Spectators
SoUsals Band. % one hundred pieces. VIII
gay this afternoon and tonight, and this
VII ne the last chance Americans VIII nave
"a another year 70 hear this Organization
&c Inc band VIII sail for a years tour oI
| Europe after the close of the cement snow
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston DA~ 20-Mare interest - manifest eA
- 4esre than in territory woods IN the Bosto,
market and while the demand - NOT sctlfe
some good sales OF hne delatne and OHIO one
cusrter blood are reported fair business -
also being done in territory stock bur sellers
a -e said 20 be inclined 70 make CONCESSIONS
was in Texas wool, several hundred rhousano
hounds changing hands. including II nontn>-
and considerable spring wool some michigan
rhrse-eighrhs blood has also gone 70 the rnills
Pulled wool is dull but there - Hctle az
rraud for the foreign product Leading ocln 81
tic quotations -,
OHIO and Pennsyivanis hescss-Delatns-
washed SIC. Xxx 32c: FIRE UnnieFchantacle-
941e5c; ons-half blood comoins. 20 S0r
three-eiShths. 29G50c: one-duar.er- y a 2tc
delaine unwashed. 2St= 93Tc: are u1~ashsd-
90 a 23c. Michigan. wisconsin ard New fsr&
feecss-Fine unWashad- 264 2lc, delatns. 20 .
y &c. half blood unwsshed- IS e sc. ksnrurks. .
Indiana and Missouri-Thrce-eisnths blood.
COG SOC; one-quarter, - q 2sc-
Secured basis: Texas-Fine IL u1ontns %
soc: rne 70 months. 5eH SOC: me fait, : :
soc. Caiitornia-NortherH 5s s31e Inis.a.s &C.
county so a 5.c: southern 4S0 4Scs 1sli 1rrs-
AZ q 45c. Oregou-Eastern No srapts. ota
s5c Eastern clothing 80 q Sic. valley No L - q
soc. Terrtrory-Ftne staple. ~ q Doe me M
dunn sea 6oc; fine clothing. 5sG soc; une rfas-
dunn, ss a S6c: one-half blood con1b1ns, 81
62c. thrse-eighths. IS a 55c; one-quarter, ole
Pullsd-Extra. csc. hns \. Ssa soc: A
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21

PROSiSIONs-Actiye and firm during the
greater part of the day. influenced by mod
SsTss Wen a buyiRRE b strong ints5s's ssss,
sS4 -5 80: family SIS a $24 so; short clear s2oS
SO. BEEF. Steady; mess SIS gs1s 80: fam
5Sdfs q IS s2s e So assas
pigs. 11a4e, CIT MEATs.Piokled bellies.
barely s.sady 10 P 2,css is @Isas bsa. H. H. $
7sc &C. fARD@sttrone: middle West. 1o.ao@
1l1Se c9ntsnt 11sos BEa7 sfss u 5Sc'
"a. 65sIsc; city lard. II Lc.
RICE-In good demand at Arm prices here
and at primary points. Dan TaImage's Sons
Company, New Orleans teegraphed louisiana
crop movement 10 date $ follows: Receipts
rough s4l.9oo sacks. So against Sa lOos, 70 last
sUGAR-Rchned sfsady but quiet on the
basis of 4.soc net, less per cent cash, for
standard granulated. IN Cuba IA centrals are
grinding against last week. 81 year ago
ana Was . iowsT. With nth buyers at 9uotasions quot
December and January ss. and May ss 3D..
Z es &c: muscovado. 50 test a4sise. and mo-
Iasses sugar. 50 test, =. p &c.
METALS-COPPER-St dull; spot
- ao6Dia.35c; December. 1e.25 a IL 4oc: Janu,
ary, Fsbruary and March t2sog IL; 40 soe' Lon
lake copper. 1s@1se5 electroiytic 32F5@ a.
1sc: casting loo q T. 75e &c oooS TINGWeak spot.
airy, February and March. IL 7s5 a as a5c. Lon
don weak. spot and futures. f173 1ss Cd
LFAD-DulI. T. 45 a 4 soc New York. t.35 az
4 4oc East Sc Louis. London spot. fl3 rs
PELTER-weak. 5.6oa5. Ioc New York, a.4oq
= 3sc East Louis London spot. fa+ IRON
Cleveland warrants. SOS In London I.o-
eally nominal. No foundry Northern. sl5 Is
ISIS Is; No foundry Northern, sf4 I5dxl5 Is
No / Southern ana No 1 Southern soft. SIS asa
SIS rs.
LEATHER-Demans was for comparatively
small lots but there a Arm holding OF
hernIork sole. while union steady. with
demand moderate,
NAVAL sToRES-spirits turp-ntine Arm.
with a slight rise in values. owing 10 smaller
. offerings as result Of light receipts Rosin
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

MONEY MARKET-Noney on call opened
at 3ss per cent; highest. 80 per cent; low
est. "a per cent. closing. 21z per cent; ruiI1eg
rate sss per cent. Time money was easy
Rates 4a4A per cent for thirty and sixty
days, per cent for ninety days and tour
months, 4a4h per cent for five and six
months Mercantile paper was not active,
but was bought in fair volume. here enc
elsewhere Rates, $685. per cent Tor sixty
TO ninety DAYS indorsed bills receivable ana
choice four TO six months single names,
Sage, per cent for others
FOREIGN EycEANCE-The foreign ex-
change market opened firm. with cables
Quoted at s595Q4 SO, demand sterling a
{ S56Nd4 s5s5 and sixty-day bills at 4s2124
1 $50 Short francs were quoted at so less
3-4 and short reichsmarks AT 95 116GSo 1,l6
plus 1-32. The market was easier IN lLls
sfrerno0r. showing decline Of Is points
from the mornings high level Gables were
quoted at 4s5So@4- s5S5, demand sterling az
IS54gG4 s515 and 60-day bills AT 4S212. Snort
francs held around $50 less LIS and short
reichsnarks o5 liz.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec 20.-Souethinz OF scare aooar 81.
5rI Tres-hsr in the Southwest was enc o- tns
cLia4 causes today in advancing te prIS- 3
whes- THE market closed drIr- with a re. =
Of &G7sc 70 &c Corn ar the nrisn 80 wss 80 80
L r0 = = higher than lasr night Oals N--s
,111-chs7zed 20 1.Iz.c w. and Provisions -
riser 1oG12tsc to 2o1sc Bull leaders Eept Ic
IyJTas in All directions busy today WIZ 49, 49,
- - vhaa- for a rally. How much eHecc
70 r1anoe1Ivre had uas question bur th>
--a-l,ar showed an upward bent from, the star
e--.H-as-arr houses IN parulcula- did s-ear
5ssi OF r11rchasing especially in the July opt1on
-La N,r-Hvest sold the May delivery here =
.1-.-;5s-sbIa amounts Scattered commission
borsas formed another liberal SOURCE q sHFSiS.
b,rr the buIlish tendency OF prices al5 go
@ %. - ~ ST,sTar a material setback Pange or
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ne following petitions in bankruptcy
eie flied yesterday:
81 -rs;NI r.s;.N.IEF2NATIONAL RUG COMPA-e :
0,1so9 0so avenue and 5stb street. inVoiuii'a.l a..
R.svse:llorS: Tolhgrst Machine WORKS, se92
-salsche Co 81: Godfrey Eeeler Co. sS4-
SSSeS s59,t9J; Liabilities. SAG
- tklCE A. FOX clothing dealer. " -.
@est 4-d street. involuntary Grsollots
p Ts sllC ssll-C Charles Douglis Co. $50: BaI .sSs
= SolGberg. 500: Louis \. Cohen, A'oo'
- eooh Knox Bell receiver Diabilh1ee
T., assets, s3e98
pssi.LL SCIIAEFER EMBROIDERY CCsi .
pe-..,A- manufacturer OF eT1broideFlss an"
sttles at No 1s5 West 2sth street, inVol-
Creditors. James =. Nimnloris'
S'e. Harry Angelo Co, Sll5. z l.. Brady
= Assets $3.50.
. nT,ssEf STATIONERY COMPANY No
- est sd street. involuntary 1reoitors
~ I,.ssa an Pesse Co, s7s3; F. Y. Moon, SO
h 80 =. Hoffman. s23 Liabilities are saia tf
ABS and assets s5y.oG
~. NALLACE McCREA. architect No =
Ssr laih street, voluntary! Liaplnl4es
ISL assets ~.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 90 WHEAT = Spot arEa:
No . red Western winter. Is Cd: futures
STEADY: December. 6s ed: March IS 1lfsd-
NAV 6s IIAsd- CORN-Spot quiet; American
mixed IS sd. futures dull; January. "a
SD: February. Is $50. PEAS-Canadian
ia Cd. FLOUR-Winter patents. 2ss Do
Hops in London (Pacifc COAST, % fSsg "a
les BEEF-Extra India mass. t32s sd
pORE-Prime mess Western. l22s Cd HAMS
short euS 6Ss 81. BACON--CumberIand
cut 5Ts sd. short rib, s5s. clear bellies. 6e-
sd: long clear middiss. light. els Sd: heavy.
6.E. shcrt clear backs. 6Is Sd. SHOULDERS
square. 5s<. I.ARD-Prims Western. tierees
IS sd: American refined. pals. SSs Sd
"a TRANSFORMATION finest white. new. sSs I'd :.
eolcret 5Ss TURPENrINE-Spi-its S4s ed-
Rf1STN-COmmon. f4s Sd PETROLE>i NJ
Refined eI-d LINSEED OIL. iSs. cor
TONsEFp OIL-Hun refined. spot, 2ss ioiad-
TAILOW--Australian in London. 27s ed
Toado-. Dec 20. - SUGAR - Raw. certrit
ugaL les lad: muscovatc. ss. heet. Decrrl
b-r ?s IINSEEp-CsIcutts- April-1ure. sss
sd IINSEED OIL. Ses Sd SPERM OIL.
es4 pETROIsEfT M-Arn-ricsr refined. SAD
spirits sad TURPENrrNE-Sptri,s. SIS
1o4sd ROsIN-Arsrican strained f+s f,-d.
nne It's ND
Antwerp. psc. 20 eo-PErRoLECM. - e-seM
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21

and tar steady but quiet and unchanged
SPIRITS TJRPESTINE. machine bbIs. 79d
70Isc TAR 725c- ROSTN-Comn1on good
| strained &c. 3. 6-15c. D. 8 25c: Z. $500
NOLAsSES AND sYRIPS-Prices un-
changed and tone steady.
HIDES-Quiet but firm. as available sup
piles Of common dry hides are light and held
for full prices Other kinds steady but quiet
DRTGS-General market firm and
fairly active. Essential oils firm, with good
iobbiuK demand Roots steady, with business
moderate.
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged Refined petro-
leun steady at recent prices
COTTONsEED OII-Firmer. with covering
by speculative shorts. cue reports OF fru1sr
crude markets in tho South and the strength IN
lard. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Dec 20.-Consols closed Lie high
- at 1asI for money. and 7giA for account.
Apsconde was r. higher al fsi-. Canadian
Pacifc :. higher at @93s- Grand Trunk
IA at eiss- -. - ....,..
Discount rates were easier.
The stock market maintains IL hrmness
On dealers absorbing git-edsed securities
IA yood Welding foreign shares in antici-
Ta+;o1I of a broadening demand developing
after the new year, when money. 1t is ex-
nected will be cheap. Copper shares
aaToonsd and Eaffirs we're neglected.
Ayseriran securities opened fraction
higher. but declined during the forenoon e1
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
FRUIT CO. REFLECTS OFFICERS

Boston, Dec. 20-At the organization
meeting Today Of the directors or the Unit
= trnit Company the old officers were
''s5luously reelected, and the executive
5-sas1oifIee Eas increased to seven memoers.
I-sene Is. Ong. who was recently eiecfen
sirector, was chosen as the new Iiieil-
~ q lie ereclrfit-a ron,rniffee.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
MISSOURI PACIFIC REPORT
President Gould Tells of Road S
Increasing Expenses.

In his remarks to stockholders in the
annual report of the Missouri Pacific Rail-
way George J. Gould. the president of the
road, among other things, says:
THE steadily increasing expenses. which
to an extent are beyond the power of the
management to control. have become a
very serious factor in railway operations
Materials and supplies entering into the
operation and maintenance are obtainahie
only at a constantly increasing cost De-
mands for higher wages on account of
the increased cost OF living have been
made by the railway employees labor
unions and after being submitted to arbi-
tration under the federal statutes governing
such matters increases have been awarded.
Other very large expenses are required IN
complying with federal and state regula-
dons, enacted within recent years The
only way such increases in expenses can
be met, with proper maintenance Of
the property and q fair return to the
stockholders, is by an advance in transpor-
tation charges, and this is difficult of ac-
complishment by reason Of adverse scnti-
nent of the public and unfavorable action
Of constituted authorities tending to the
still further reduction Of the rates now
charged
by fair and reasonable treatment by pub
tic authorities that the railways viii be
enabled TO subserve the public interests.
There is no gsinsaying the statement that
If the railway carriers are not allowed for
services rendered adequate compensation
TO enable them to properly operate and
maintain their properties and to establish
and sustain a basis of credit for financial
transactions that will enable the owners
10 improve and enlarge their facilities and
thus meet the development of the coun-
try's business resources, the public will in
the end be the greatest sufferer
The eon1pany's statement for the year
ended June so. 1910. which is the first since
the merging of the various subsidiary COM
panies in the new Missouri Pacific Rail-
way and the St Louis. iron Mountain &
Southern Railway. gives the combined re-
suits of the two latter roads, and compares
follows with the combined results of all
lines in the year before:
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
Bankers. posted rates follow:

DOMESTIC ExCHANGE-Boston, pa
Chicago. 15c premium; San Francisco, slghI
2r- teieeraph SC: New Orleans, coInn1erclal
s. discount bank s. premium; Char!eston'
buying par, selling sc premium; ~. Loets' e.
ioc preraiurrl bid PIC premium asked; sa-
vannah, buying 3-16c discount, selling par
RANK CLEARINGS.-New York, ex-
changes $50 40 81, balances 81, 4,938O57; Bal
tirr1ore exchanges s6. .341, ,4ss, balances s9oo; =
50s: Philadelphia, exchanges S26,2bS 4:S. pal
ances 2092; Boston, exchanges. Szrot4'-
70s, balances s, ,2S1, 40: Chicago, exchanges
s4s e52, ,51S, balances S,2a4,olS-
SILVER NARKET.--Counnerci bar G sill
yer 541zc; Mexican silver do!La6s. 4oc: Ca
silver closed IN London ar 25 3-lsd, de-
cline Of sd.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 725; Lis
bon, s.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2.ol72.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. = Receipts
from customs yesterday We're Lilo, BOO; in
ternal revenue, including corporation tax,
g. 1876 s and miscellaneous 81 o9$. total a
Of s., ,734 574, against total expenditures on
ordinary account Of S3347, ,990 For the
month 70 date ordinary receipts nave been
S35 SAL 1S2 and ordinary expenditures 3D., 500 .
ea5 For the fiscal year TO date ordinary re-
ceipts have been s319, ,0525S5, against S3q3,oo'.-
rs in the same period OF 1909, and ordinary
expenditures 1875 1S3, $50, against $685., ,96I22s
in 1903. the excess Of expenditures this year
amounting TO Sc. .0S0, ,T65, compared with an
exrsss OF expenditures last year of SIS, 800, :
niIhlic debt. the excess of ali expenditures
nver receipts since July 1 amounted to
SIS 500 TG3 against an excess in the corre-
Spending period year ago of S47.236,929-
STrR-TREASURY. - The Sub-Treasury
was debtor 10 the Clearing House s990,2A.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Dec o-CLovERsnED-C De
cembsr, January, February aud March. 81 10
Anril So 90. October, 81 80 ALSIKE--
PIirre and December. rs TIMOTHY
Prime and December, 81 81,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21

New York. December 90. 1910
GEAIN-wHEAT-Firn and prices at ne
close were q G. &c net higher The adVance
was due largely to an absence of selling ana
20 some apprehension regarding the condl-
ton of the winter wheat crop owns 20 Tn. .me
Of rbe belt Liverpool weak early but
rallied the decrease of 2sse ooo ousneIs ,t - 2
decrease of 1900 600 bushels last year
No red, 9s9sc in elevator and .. &c .
afoat: No ! Northern Duluth, 81 lstsI
absence of selling pressure closing a.
net advance. A private caple from AIssntlne ~ I.
said that the crop promises well and thdI
Q COO COO acres have been sowu- New 30
corn 53Stc. T ahoat. OATS-lnaCtINe,
vr,th small urfce changes. but the undertone
was steady in sympathy with wheat ana corn
Cash oats steady: natural white Ssc No =
5SI3c. No 3 3114c and No l. SIC. RYE
Steady: No Western, seize, f Q o New 1orR onI
BARLEY-Barely steady: mating. eog s-S
: f Buffalo BCCkWHEAT-Quiet: Ameri-
can 6o15c New York; Canadian, ooc
Vorlx or
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21

light realizing Prices continued to sag
after Wall Street opened. but the market
hardened in the late trading, and closed
sfsady
Cali money in London, 2s403 per cent
open market discount rate for short bills,
3IeGS 91S per cent; long bills, S12 per cent;
count rate. 2at per cent; Paris exchange on
London, % francs Zig centimes: Berlin ex-
change on London p marks 4S pfennigs
Bar gold. us 91sd, and American eagles,
7ss 5i4d.
Paris Dec. 2p.-Three per cent rentes
closed 21s eentimes higher at ~ francs 15
centimes. Prices We're firm on the Bourse.
dull, but Americans ruled firm and higher
on the Boerse.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ANN AREoR

ANN AREoR
% vseL n Dec s48oos $3.50 sstT4s
Iuls' i-nec- Il 9e3,2TT 21T S3 35s 1n4
COLORADO SOUTHERN LINES
2d week in Dec s2ssoeo sa2s 7o3 1925 500
July 1-Deo. Il. &23e53o Tss7ses 1910 ee5
INTERNATIONAL GREAT NORTHERN
25 week n Dec s1sTcoo SIes. coo s1ss 900
Tuly 1-Dsc. Il 4oee oo0 4.osa 900 s.s7s $50
LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE
Tuly 1-Dec. u. 2E2s2751 5s557Ta4 u s54 s0S
missouri Pacific
u -sek N Dec S1034 600 se2s eco so51 coo
July 1-Dec. IA q 1141Ts u SO 2o7 q, ,7o4 E35
HAVANA ELECTRIC RAILWAY
w end Der 1s sz2454 $50 2s4 s36 5es
DETROIT. TOLEDO & IRoNroN.
4th week in Nov. Ssse1o s42e51 s4oa5s
July 1-Nov- 80 ses. so6 To2T17 741s37
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE &. CHICAGO.
1st week in Dec. SIS e44 ss7.eIs
July dee 10. 1885 7oaS12
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
North ct Nov
Gross earnings. 81 4Toios s7s24 SO ss.soe AZ
oper. expenses. 5.646 725 6.01s 671 4,21s57s
Est earnings s1.s2s.ss1 s2,5oa aas s2.as7s44
Gross earuingss4o1s4s $50 SIS. .o48 2eo sa2 e4l s7s
Gpsr. expenses. 2s 81 o5s p 7e6 3T4 20 1853 s22
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
NEW YORK PRICES.

EToUR AND aIEAI-Iuactive, with prices
gteady and generally unchanxsd sPEinSS Ps aS
patents SIS % s5 so; winter stretghts so - 50
SS440; winter patents, s. so 81 go; sprie5 25
clears s. So 81 55. extra No ! winter g 90
Gss so: extra No 2 winter, S. gss 80; hah-
sss straghts s. 5osss g E zS5 L3.F sh9le. to
faney 41sy $ s. 5uGEWEHEoAsTS Hos VII ELogR 4
steady kin dried s. g. Pas Msi9S ons4ss s Is
@I sapr apTindS d. 81 sas ic red
Jog s2s IS: city bran s2S 20 5uls, sao, o.
Hs,aang es.D gs s7g So gBSE shs 81 g .ses: S oil OIL
meal s35 80 q $50. -,
| COTTON-The report Of the Census bufsau Eau
giving the amount Of cotton Einned to pc
eenber IS as 10.6es 4sT bales, proved ratneI
above extremely bUllish expectations oase9
upon private reports previously pupEshso. anu
caused some scattering liquid alton put shere
vas nothing in the days trading 70 noieaos s
that the figures disturbed the connoencs SL
leading longs. and the market closed @ sssaoy
at a net loss of to II points. The opening
was steady at unchanged To decline OF
noints in response TO lower Liverpool Caples
than expected The impression MADE upon
the average trader by the government nsurss
was that the big falling on In ginning sus-
restsd that no more cotton remained 70 oe
sinned after December Is this year tnan IasI;
and that the report consequently conn-ltiSu
the governments estimate OF the grown.
Southern spot markets were unchanged 70 n
higher Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
RosToN CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Renhardt. 70 %
f,road street. New York. end No. "a Devon
RoSr0n.l
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21

1910 1900
Average mileage operated 6I15 SASS
Gross earnings -...-- So, ,o19 1s7 s4s 3s5 s43
Expenses -----------..--- 81 .5a7,3T2 33 a2S 513
Net earnings -.-.--.-- SIS, All Ts5 ST.. 459 oae
Other income |. sp3. 131 1.6et. O4S
T0si income ....-.... .sIT.265 .aS s14 15S. .O13
Fixed chgs-- taxes & rts. 1a-so2 125 II. .0o6. .0S5
Surplus ---.------.--... s.. ST. III s.. .os7. .1Os
Hire IF e. & other chEs. i.a1S35 .9a2. 4aS
Surplus -.-.--------.-.-s So, 15a, AZ 81 os4. 500
4Edusl to S3 per cent On the ss3 Isl GOO Mis-
sout Pacific Railway Company stock.
The total expenditures for bettsrn1ents
and additions 70 the property were SOL, 1885,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
pttetIc UTILITY SECURITIES.

,-.-,.aa b-- Williams Mcconnell g. Coleman
+ u li4si4e~ - NJ 80 Wall street.)
New-York tribune., 1910-12-21
EXPORTS.
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. December 20. lsl

:, o b af1oat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-01-06
THE NEW SERIAL STORY

The Red Mouse" begins with this
issue of the daily T.-R The many
readers of the entertaining fiction
which has become a standing feature
in this paper mainly upon demand of a
large proportion of its subscribers will
find the new story bright, snappy and
full of action. 1t is shorter than the
average serial but it crowds into it's
lines one of the best of stories of the
pace that kills.
1t is of the newer fiction, built upon
the struggle for political power, the
demands of fashion and the fight for
social pre-eminence; includes a devoted
wife and unfaithful husband the temp
tation of a public prosecutor and the
strange complications which arise out
of a most extraordinary conspiracy TIC
bride an official and conceal a crime
The plot is cunningly devised and
carried out: there is enough of mystery
to absorb in this excellent story. The
opening chapters are published on an
other page. Begin with them and fol.
low one of the best serials of the day