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New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

summary or cor,,oerce and finance OF the
Department of Commerce ana A-n 20. oi,,s
That exports OF iron ana ,a,e ,rsre ga esa 0S9
Ing ore, I'm February. lsio; Were s1S;s ,ayosI
as against sl0.947 l59 In teor uai as.s' ,a,
Tor the eight months ended sa' o. s,i a.
Sll,lS4.lss. as compared with Ssl'[sSsSA. '..a ~
the eight months ended February, iSr' and
sl5o,SS SSs,3iS IN the eight montns ,oro-,. -,
ruary, 1908 In the same ',ille ', re 49,
iron and steel not including ore we're
s. gll Csc against 81 7sS695 in the same
month last year. and S24l2.:5oo IA ts,e v,E s l.s
months ended February. ~. t aS - a,,i,bt
with Sl3. 400.6 $50 and s2i.i7O$l4 IN me elght
months ended February. 1919 anu l''o' re-
spectively.
COPPER MARKET CONDITIONS. :
Electrolytic copper a. quoted nomihallN az
I3 cents though there has not been enough
business done 10 really establish a market.
London's l7-shiIling decline rs looke1 on as
making the most OF the disappointing show
ing OF the March statistics. and hehee me
domestic market has reflected the dechhe
10 only small degree.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWEST ERN = An
nouncement is made that the SI LOUIS
Southwestern Railway mas afIaiiEeI ~ 20 20
take over the Stephensville. NerIh q .t,i oovIll
Texas Railway, running from StePhensylIe
to Hamilton. Tex. a distance OF fortE-
three miles. and viii extend the same IN
the near future to a connection or its main
line at Gatesville. distance OF tnlt,ty-t~S
miles, thus adding seventy-fve miles or
main line 10 the Cotton Belt
APPLICATION To LlST.--Applicat'on
has been made 10 the Stock Exchange 10
list Sl,l5lQeo additional general mortgage
per cent bonds OF the Cleveland, Cincn.
nat. Chicago & St Louis Railway ana
10000 additional capital STOCK or the
Fourth National Bank.
SUGAR LOWER.-The American Sugar
Refining Company has reduced prices of re
fined sugar to the basis OF 5.15 net. less
per cent cash. for granulated, which II has
been naming for several days. It Is under
stood that other reiners are meeting that
price
TO INSPECT ROCK ISLAND.-Albert
Bing. OF the banking house Of Lazard
Speyer-Ellisson. Frankfort-on-M Main: who
arrived in New York last week, will leave
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Company and 81. Louis & san Francisco
Railroad COMPANY. Mr.. Bing may extend
his trim TO the Pacific Coast.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Union Bank Of Brooklyn. Plaintiff. against
b Alexander Basch and Sadie II. Basch. De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance or Judgment OF foreciosurs
and sale. duly made and entered IN the abovs-
entitled action and bearing date the 18Th day
Of March. 1910, T. the Undersigned the
Referee in said Judgment named. will sell az
public auction. at the Exchange Salesroorn.
Nos. 1915 Vesey street. IN the Borough or
Manhattan. CITY OF New York. the 18TH
day OF April. 1910. a. ~ o'clock noon on that
day. By Bryan l. Kennedy. Aucti0ueer. ths
premises directed by said judgment to be sold.
and therein described follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel % land
vfth the buildings and frnurover1 r1ents thereon
erected. IN the Borough Of Bronx. New York
City. more fully described as follows.
Beginning at q point on the eastsriy sids
OF Valentine Avenue. distant thirty nine ard
64-tOO go 64) feet northeriy from the cornsr
formed b. the intersection OF the easteriy sids
Of Valentine Avenue with the nOrtherly sifs
Of East 1S2d Street: thence running easter,y
81. % feet. thence uOrtherly and parallel. or
nearly 80. with Valentine Avenue sixteen and
6S-1OO G6Gs) feet. and thence westerly and
parallel. or nearly 20. with 1871 Street. sixty
three and 400 (63. o. feet 20 the easteriy
side % Valentine Avenue. and themes south
eriy along the sasterly side OF Valentine Ave-
nue. sixteen and 6S-fOO Cf66SJ feet 70 tbs
point or place of beginning.
Dated New York. March 18th. 1910
HENRY J. GOLDSMITH Ref~rs-
EDWARD VI. CIRCUIT & PAUL GROCT. At-
torneys for Plaintiff, fS9 NontaEus Street.
Borough Of BROOKLYN. New York city
The following is a diagram 81 the property
to be sold its street Number IS 222O Valsntfas
Avenue. Borough OF Bronx:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
TO PAY ALL Sd AVENUES TAXES.

r. ". Whiuidge. receiver OF the Third
Avenue Railroad. is prepared 10 pay up all
arrearaFes in franchise taxes outstanding
against that company. amounting 70 about
S665.Oa0 with interest IN the latter end Of
the last city administration Mr Whiuidge
had a dispute with Controller Metz as 10
the exact amount due from the Third Ave
nue. They could not agree, and NJ. Whit
ridge finally paid 100000, with the under
standing that the remainder should DE set
lied later Recently Mr.. Whltrdge TOOK
the matter up again and had confer ehce
with the controller. the Corporation 'olll-
Sci and the Attorney General The result
Was that il was determined that the enllre
ar7otIrr of taxes accrued since 1872 was
81 Sos 9eo. leaving a balance 10 be pall OF
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

spot cotton was quiet and 70 points lower.
at lJ.1oc for midJIinE upland and Is SOC
for middling Gulf Delivered on con-
tract. ], 200 barrels Liverpool cables Spot iu
good demand; sales 10000 bales. speculation
and export. 800. American 5000. imports.
none; middling upland. 1851: futures opened
quiet. at 2u5 points decline. closed barely
steady. 70 points lower April : 09Isd
April-May. T65iad May-Juue 7G@t: June
July. T5Sd: July-August 5.55d. August sep
tenber, 7=5i9d. September October g 81 d j {:
october November, G.G1 "a. November -Deceru-
her. 6.jS I'D Decemher-January. . SD. jan
uary- February. 6.55d. February March. 6J4 a..
March-Ap.n. 054; I'd
COZ FEE-Dull early. but the tone was easy
and later in the dav prices declined 5T 10
points and closed steady ar the decline.
Sales, -, 300 bags Havre closed at a decline
Of l. franc Hamburg was unchanged 10 Il
pfenriZ lower. Rio showed decline Of %
reiS and santos was unchanged. Spot inac-
tive and easv for Rio Erajes. which vrrs
quoted on the basis OF Si.c for Rio No Z
Total warehouse deliveries in the United
states for the week were 46.S57 bags. against
q 345 lay week and 137.l34 last year. or
the former amount New York had 42.2I4
bags. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
RESHSACOPPER BOOM
y Pvsn Thinks Situation
'V' Is Good.

49,, president OF the Amalga-
y5in j. - ,,ornuarv. gave out an opu-
rs;e- = '.'.,,o-t concerning the cendl'ioh
ristle - trade Yesterday, id WINCH re
el nc 90 more copper was being nsea
ae'areo ,..eo~a ard added that II the
irsn eNe - increase Of consumption
,-eseii -, was maintained throughoG
cfcT I. would bring oonoi''olS . .
tae ',s-e talk of a copper ia''''"e " D'0
pear6 again. ..-,.,.o-s,,a comment
s1esh...s. - r,asal situation that has been
ress7i.'e ..o p,sb.icstion Of the March
rsafc 49,. copper Producers Assocla-
fgores o.. .,oy.el an increase of copper
i-n. ....rrv seventeen million pounds
fooA1 r-et.-sia-y figures. Mr. Ryan SAID
cftT ~ sue 10 q misunders'andinE OF
tai T" .,s.e of the copper trade. In order,
tls w -,..-as 10 make the situation
o. ~ save s comparison az me hsures
ee' s-st quarter OF lsVs WIN '"ose OF
ia -. quarter of this year.
tfe '.' American production he said.
~ 80 oua~tar ~ 1919 was SSS.eeo 600
h .rs ln the same period OF 1910
p1-aos. ..,..rse TIE deliveries in the
- go 1f -eoa were 27S,etos'o pounds
f-sl ,.,6 ss- o. 90 pounds. showing an
sna p =, deliveries for tire quarter Of
- rounds. Ia the first quarter OF
i''' ,-,y was the increased production
90 NJ. but stocks were actually
- 10000 pounds
Is.-. .-1s domestic deliveries, which were
~. a. o. pounds in the FIRST quarter o. ls'a.
.'.-sssei TO 2l-c'oe'o pounds in the FIRST
~ This wear. and the foreign de-
ela.'5. -, -aaeo go pounds 20 lso 10000
'el The increase OF $4,000 pounds
-.....-..s.ir deliveries in the first quarter
U '....,,,srv gratifying. and the consump-
.s .-,rrer .u th.s country is low the
-. 4, history. The foreign consump-
s,r-easur. as is shown 10y the in
IL f5-elsu deliveries OF SLce0coo
--.s and az increase IN foreign stocks
-, a. - POUNDS
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
NO SOFT COAL TRUST
c, s.vs Wal Street, Giving Wide Pro
6uction Area as Reason.

-,.r-,ss men -- r1mmeutuE YESTERDAY
49, ,..--,ev General Nlckersham' an
..s-,e-. t- Ef~ speech AZ Chicago on
s..--5sv night Ct impending legal pro-
.,.5,-rs bv TIE government against an
--.-.5 unanimous coal combination. made
=, -.-.-- that soft coal trust had never
t.,- --s-,.csdle owing 10 the widely scat
,s-ss area Of production.
------ .re scarty references in TIE A.
.--sr Generals speech 10 the projected
.s. NAL street was unable 10 determine
80. railroads or coal companies would
81 Elected u Was pointed out. however,
,-s. nearly 81 rre important lines owned
- r----7red coal lands. and might be
--sss attendants u was hardly thought
rr.a-r that tie government would sllege
SO existence ~ combination CT national
s-,rs what was regarded as the more
--ohstle e-er re.rE that one or more sec
t.,rs NJ the country would be singled out
d which 10 prosecute the owners Of coal
n-ss
some took the view, however, that the
---c.1al carriers of hItuuinous coal would
p made tre defendants on the ground
-s. bv agreements fixing rates they con-
~-1ei the principal markets for coal
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12


The Approximate amount Of the Hen
charge. To satisfy which the above described
property Is 20 be sold Is Three thousand
hundred and twenty-five and 81 lOn S3.-
I.2 TSb dollars With interest thereon from the
Path day or March. 1910. together with COSTS
and allowance amounting 20 Two hundred
Nv eNty-three and SS-to0 Oliars. with interest
from Apri g. 1910 together With the expenses %
the sale. The approximate amount of the
taxes. assessments and water rates. other
Items which are 70 be allowed 20 the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money. or paid by
the Referee. IS S21S 81 and interest.
Dated. New York. April 4Jh. 1910
ADOLPH STERN ReFsrae
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
1ssd St


1S2d 81.
MOSES r. RVTTENBERG Esq. Attorney for
Plaintiffs. 1875 Broadway, New York city.
A PAGE SMITH. Esq. Guardian ad Litem Tor
fufant-defendant. Washington T. Bo-
gardus. appearing In person.
The foregoing described premises are TO be
sold subject 10 the easement OF light. air and
access IN favor u the premises directly ad-
fotning the foregoing described premises on
the east. ana subject also 70 the present and
operation OF streetcaT surface
lIuc on r,adwsy
Dated. New York. March 1s. 1910.
DAVID ID. Calm, Referea
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
sErHLEHEm STEEL EXPANSION.

''-h Bet chem Penn. April 1.-THE
s'4''-ls t0r t-e expansion of the plant
--s bethlehem Stee. Company here, As
s-1 b. Pres cent Charles Il.
- i'-1sE .s as follows. A 500 horse
1o--r. tr-@e 0ew gas euEnes for
power fs.e. new locomotives and
s-aes tar arw.rE purposes 81 The
','naees, e.c-t-.a1ariol - mn No. 4.
furnaces a. 7--ss forge. an addition
49,. . 'en7e-'ls p.aH' additional tools
.,. ha9f and additional proyements
..-..- s.oI Tie t.tal cost Will amount
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

Nc l Southern soft, s17 50Qs17 IS. Pig iron
certificates unchanged. No sales.
MOEA>SES AND SYRUPS-Steady ana un-
changed, with demand moderate
NAVAL sTORES-Spirits turpentine hrmer'
Rosin and tar held steady. with prices un-
changed. SPIRITS TURPENTINE. machine
bbls. G3c TAR. 55Oc ROSIN-Common 10
good strained 1 soc; II e. 4T5c; ID. sac
+. 4ajc: r. 515c: q. 25c: II. 5.3jc; I. 5-45c :
y. 64jc; VI. 7jc; y. G9Jc. W o. tlSc' anu
w ". 7.35c
OlIS-Linseed oil firm: no change in prices
Refined petroleum steady at the recent 0ecilhe-
COTTONSEED OII4-Easier. and prices AZ
the close were 3u12 points net lower saws
lW.-Vl Lhls. lnraI contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
80" 80" TO SUCCEED WOODWARD

ssus. = /" "oylWar4, nephew 81 the late
,tra,s T" coward. b. WAS reported in
as..s l.t1.fs la Wall street YESTERDAY,
tsH ~ 49, succeed his uncle az presi-
ls.ay i, Nt Hanover National Bank.
lisss... woodward is al p-esen; vice
.tso,. . -Ie bank. and fn electing him
'e..s \. ss pointed out. the directors
-s Ar. ''.ioplug tae precedent SCI by
fis4 ..-en LNc-auge National Bank.
tl.s, "'s 4 Clarke succeeded IFS
1,.uo,D D-nlon; Clarke. aA.nea1 Il the IL
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

DOMEsTIC ENCHANG = B9stol. 9
discount. chicago. par san I,,. IaI.e's',o' ,,,
fes1s conlmercial par and Sc discount
hank s. premium: Charleston. ouying pa
ssirirp ,0c premium. - Louis. 25c pre-
,,,i,ry7 hid &C premiEm asked. Minneapolis
sac premium: Savannah, buying 5-loc dis
count selling pa
RANK CT.EARIHGS. New York. eA-
,i,,1ora exchanges 81 $3.50. balances via
-l-. chicago. exchanges $4e, i39 80. balances
s. zs424s Boston. exchanges $''S'o'Jt'' "dl-
ances ;74l.155.
SILVER NARKET.-Commerc bar 81
-, E3c- Mexican silver dollars. &c; bar
sfi,e- tn London closed a. 2i-sd. an advance
of 2-l5d.
COLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, $40; Lis
bon 1850
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mex eH-
,hange on New York Is quoted al --lI -
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

East 1920 Street
The Approximate amount OF the Hen -
charge to satisfy which the above described
property - 20 be sold, is $50 u. with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF March. 1910.
TO S12T ss with interest from March 10Th.
1910. together with the expenses of the sac.
NJ ents and water rates. other liens. which
are be allowed 70 the purchaser out o. the
sfI5ss and interest,". said premises viii Be
sold subject to a first mortgage OF $4,000. with
sub iect 10 a second mortgage OF $3.50. with
accrued interest a. 6'6 per anuum.
Dated. New York. March 18th. 1910
HENRY 3. GOLDSMITH Receres
ST-PPF.yTF. COURT COUNTY or NEW YORK
Francis E. Grant. Henry A. WintOn and
others Plaintiffs. against William MCGOWAN.
Philip Lynch and others. Defendant
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclosurs
and sale. duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 5th day
OF August. 1905. !. the undersig1ed. the
Referee IN said judgment named. viii sell az
public auction, al the Exchangs salesroom
Manhattan City OF New York. the t4th
dav of APRIL 1910. at Il O'clock noon on that
therein described as follows,
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of Ianf
situate wing and being in the Borough %
Manhattan of the city and County OF New
YORK bounded and described as follows. Be
along Gosh street 103 feet. thence southerly
along a line parallel 20 the easterIy side or
therefroun 70 the centre line OF the block be-
tween oath and S5th streets. running thence
along said centre line westerly 103 feet 20
First avenue: and running thence northerly
along First avenue 70 the point or place of
hated Nsw York. March 2fst 1910
CAESAR p. F. BARRA. Reserss.
WILLIAM G. DE WITT, Attorney FOR Plain
tiff. Temple Bar. a Court street. Brook
The Following is diagram OF the property
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
CENTRAL ROAD BOND ISSUE
sP Morgan & Co. Viii Handle Equip.
ment Trust Certificates.

s. 2 Morgan & Co. IL is said. Viii handle
'-s eOp,1 sE. per cent equipment trust
t---s Of the N-w York Central lines re
s-y authorized by the Public Service
-.-uIss.ar. The exact amount Of bonds 10
sc.s-el has r1t been fully decided, but II
b reported tfa- the Morgan firm VIII bring
tr T-af1'1 of the issue this week.
The Public Service Commission has ruled
ts- me certificates must be sold ~ price
Hne, -he company not less Than -, and il
relieved that The bankers win offer them
n ne public somewhere around par. The
1-tr-ates u.. represent 81 per cent cash
.T of equipment and VIII mature in serial
amounts 0t fH. 49, each wear, beginning
El. TIE mrs. 7pIpUHJ TO be- offered VIII
rer l-t locomotives "a raSSeuEer cars and
- f-eiC cars operated Iy tie New
!o-k Central and -f- subsidiaries.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
'sotIVER FOR cRocKERv co.

q, ~. blanchard. ar tfe s1preru- Court.
..,... .''''e- GAbar j. Montague tenn
,..,.-..' .or f7r Edward R9rl.e g. CO.. q
g. wholesale dealers u crockcry
t.r...- "1te at 30. SO Barclay street. On
..s.t /. =, %. James q. William ~. ana
,ds ......l l'''f1e. ma59uty of its directors
e n. '.'aels seek voluntary dissolution
'1. al. i..a atlon. THE assets are So SO
e Aa5l.ues ussls
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money on cal ope-le 7,,,5ll
81 3i2 PER cent; highest 5-2 per ceIl' 10y, .om
81 -, uer cent. closing, 80 per ceh1,
ming ~ate, 3la per cent; last loan. 3 per
cent Tine money was hrmer halts - - 2
rer cent for sixty DAYS, A4u4l2 Tor ninety
days and for four. five and SIX months alS
q. for over the year. Mercant.e paper 20
ne higher grades was in fair demand ana
4 moderate amOJnt of such materlai We
obtainable Rates. 500 per cent TOT SlAys ~
and ninety days' iudorsed bills recelE auie,
zI-G5 per cent for choice four ana SIX
months names and 5izq5 per cent Tor
others.
-opErC-N, r-xCEANGE The foreign ex-
change market opened steady, with cab.es
cIIofed a. 1854 ss15. demand sterling al
4 $40 bid and asked and eiNty-caN DIS al
tSl G4E+. Short francs were quoted az
80 le,s l-22 and short reichsnarks al
a -5s less 7-32 The market held STEADY IN
- afternoon with rates r shade under tne
7r1erfuR level cables were quoted ar a.s~g
4 $50 demand sterling al 4e'o9a $500 aia
rf,.x-daz- FilIq a ssisas Ssis Short francs
v.era : ~ Jess 3-6s and short relcAslIlal Ks
& 3-Is less I-32
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

New York. April H. 1910.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Mar weak. and sold
down 7sT2c a bushei during the day under ac-
tive liquidation. The principal cause Of the de
cline were RAJ ins in the Southwest. Liverpool was
lower on favorable reports regarding the Rus
sian crop situation well IS liberal offerings or
cargoes Exporters generally seemed to be out
of the market and no business was reported
cash wheat easy. with NO red quoted 81 -
( Z and NJ ! Northern 81 - % b aftoat,
opening navigation. CORN Easier. declining "A
n &c. in sympathy with wheat and under liquda-
1iou. steamer corn quoted - &c and No 4 80 &C,
both elevator export basis: export No . SO i2c.
nominal. ( o D. OATS-Intiuenced by weakness
In wheat and corn declined i2c. with some
liquidation. Cash oats quiet; natural white. 26
10 81 h A. 4Sc. and clipped white "a TO -
10 47G5l &c. RYE and BARLEY-Nomnal.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
NEM YORK PRICFs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CIEARANCES.


COTTON-The general ruling OF prices was
lower. there no apparent support from
bull leaders. and rains m the Southwest appeared
TO have removed all appreheusiCnS u drouth Tor
the immediate future The market closed steady
a. a net decline of 1015 points. Tra Baltic.
which arrived here on SUNDAY, brought about
900 bales from Liverpool and total arrivals
officially reported at 13 6S4 bales, consigned
cotton. Southern spot markets We're unchanged
10 isc lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12

FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour very Inactive
aRd easy. with Httle demand resardiess os
straight- s. 55as5 45: winter patents s. G0g
s. 10; sPr9g pr clears 81 c2aS4 @ 50 extra 2o 10
81 Kansas siraights s. l50S5 30 RYE
dbojcs ILL., fsbC is 5os. good - %
quiet. kiln dried. s. 80. RAG MEAIl-Fi Fine white
aud yellow. 81 45nSl 30. coarse 81 33a$l a..
FFED-Western ana city barely steady, West
ern. spring. 81 S5dS23 -. standard middnuz.
81 25gS23 40; -four do So 20. red DOG, SO, city
S23aS30: red dog $50 80, hofniny chop. So bulk.
sc 20 sacks: oilmeal $37. nominal
PROyISIONS-Weak and lower. selling
speculative longs. Hog receipts were some
what larger than expected. and prices al the
sales amounted 10 500 tierces Of May a. l4c.
goo May at 13;75c and 100 May az l$- '2c. l
short clear S26 I'd S27 90. BEEF-Stcady.
Mess sl5asl6; family. S19asi9 80: packet.
SlG 5OaSl7 extra India mess. S3oHS%l- BEEF
HAMS-Quiet; S24 "a $50. DRESSED HOGS
Barely steady. BacOns. 1455c, $50 ID. li..c.
lao 10. 14ac; 14O ID. 145,c. pigs. I4Ee CIT
MEATS-Pickled bellies quiet. smoking. lac.
Hams. 16lt alIc. TALLOW- STEADY. city.
Middle West II soc a lac city easy. 1880. re-
nned south America. 1920, Continent. 14A5c.
Rrazil Kegs. 10 25c: compound barei- steady.
lard l5c
SUGAR Refined quiet and lower by 10
points. The Federal quoted pTVHIi shlp'hen.
standard granulatcd al loo net, less per cent
cash. and that seems 10 Il" ne lowest ii'''i
while the same people quote Withdrawals twenty
eight days . I5c. Other rrhners name ".loc
net less I per cent cash The London market
for beet sugar was quiet but unchanged. with
4 Irll and Nav quoted at las cad AM August TT
Is 71d. srot prices nominaily unrhan-euii
although possibly something under tue quot d
rates would better represeut the trading basis
Centrifugal 90 test quoted al 4aGc. muse9, 3l'.
50 test. ? Sc. and molasses sugar. - test abie-
RICE-Business moderate. with the general
market steady at fuil but unchanged prices.
METALs-CoPPER- Standard weak spot.
l. G6 q - T5c. April IL 81 y "a T.. 12iacs MAY
u 90 q I > soc. june Il 10 ~ L.. Soc. and JulF'
l. 20 u l. Soc. London nrm, spot, t5', futures,
t5S. Lake here. Il 25H l. 5oc. el"ctroly ne.
134 l3 25c. casting. - 7sfi lSc TN Easy
SPOT. 81 80 3Sc. April. MAY. June and July.
q, % u a3c London lower hut steady at tii"
los for spot il5l rs 6d for futures len
Dun sDot. 4ufg4 fSc Nsw York. i.-oH -"c
East - Louis. London UNCHANGED af tI- VS.
Cd SPELTER EHsv. spot !" - 20 '-t'c Nr"
York. 25a s@tsc East 81 Louis London
lower E22 l1s 81 IEON-iGigEeI at oils
I'd for Cleveland warrants ia I"ninh
Locally quiet Va ! foundrv northern. $IHg
SIS ~. 30 .. sl7 50gSIs. 40 L southern and
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO April 1i-Rain IN the Southwest
started wheat prices on the down grade and the
decline was rot checked until g had been clipped
fr-rl the price of the crop months. com
,,z~rd v-lfF Saturdays final figures corn and
Ic ans the latter approximately &c from the pre-
-i1us close Provisions also experienced severe
declines especially pork. which sold of -
rrfr- more than 81 a barrel below the closing
ey.fat,rls q Saturday Range Of prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-12
1ated. New York. March 2fst. 1910
Is = Y = Y 8 :. 3, A. 7, aEara

=
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York: Frederick r. Hoffman. PlaiutiH.
against William Wainwright ct al. Defend
ants.
and sale duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action and bearing date the fst day
Of April 1910 7. the undersigned. the Refsree
IN said Judgment named. viii sell at public
auction at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. IA
tain CITY OF New York. on the twenty eighth
day Of April 1910. at IL o'clock noon on that
premises directed by said Judgment 70 be sold.
ard therein described follows All thar
Improvements thereon. situate. wing and be
ing in the 23d Ward OF the City of New York.
which on a certain map. entitIea Nap o.
the subdivision OF the property or Henry u
Tiffany. in the 23rd Ward OF the ttty Of New
York being part of the FoT s.a., Es.ate' &
city and County Of New York. February 2Tth.
1883. as Map No 900. Is shown and distin,
gulshed as lot number hfty- three t5ol or
Block number four hundred and seventy-four
C474) and which Is bounded and described as
easterly line Of said block Number 474 tths
same being the northwesterly line o. side %
Intervals Avenue as shown on said map. dis
taut four hundred and three feet and eighty
eight one hundredths OF foot t&0S So
southwcsteriy from the northeriy line or side
ot said block (said northerly line side be-
iTg shown on said map as the southerly lins
westerly one hundred and twenty-siN feet and
ffty-six one hundredths of foot G26 IS r..
thence southeasterly one hundred and twenty
hve feet and sixteen one hundredths Of foot
G2516 ft1 70 the said sOutneasterly line Or
side of said block. being the uOrthwesteriy
line side OF said Intervale Avenue as sfors-
said. and thence nOrtheasterly along the sans
twenty-five t25J feet 20 the point or place q
beginning. be said any Of said several
courses or distances little more Or less. and
being a part Of the same premises which vers
conveyed By Thomas O'Rorke and Margaret
a. his wife. . Tavinia F. Patrick bearing cate
August 3rd. 1891. and recorded IN the ofics
of the Register Of the City and County Ot
New YORK IN block series tcouveyances) Sec
tIou 10. ILber .. Page 9S. and fudexsd under
Block No. 1892. on the Land Map Of the City
OF New York
Dated New York. April 4th. 1910
ADOLPH STERN. Referee.
ERNEST HALL. Attorney for Plaintiff. "a
william street. Borough of Manhattan. Nsw
York city
The following = a diagram 81 ths property
20 be sold. Is street Number Is 1877 Intervals
Avenue.
Hone Street