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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

Wm ten Csagress whs snsar Invessisa-
tIom D lneNDpaAsni.

WAaHTNaron. April Is.-Prssident Taft.
assisted by Attorney General wicksruham.
10 preparing q reply 90 the FitagsrAc
resolution Gaining upon him TO inform
the House % any reasons why . Congress
probe % the sugar trust h inSxped;ent.
This report. which Il 10 beloved will
state that q Congressional inquiry into
the engAF trust at this time 10 inexr~dient.
will show what the Department Of Justice
a@s 6ohs toward cisuning out ths customs
service at New York. Under the dirSo-
eion Of Henry L. Stimaon. special counsei
for the Government In the sugar frauds
caRss. morO than fifty indictments have
been returned. according 10 insonna-
ton obeainsble hsro under proceedings
instituted In the southern Diatrict Of
New York fOrtv-eight persons were
convicted. % whom fourtsen are serving
time. Tho Government ACCORDING 20
tho Information here. has recovered
more than BOO. O0O from concerns ImDh-
Gated In sugar frauds.
One reason which che Prealdsut ~ ex-
pected 70 advance Cor opposing Congress
inquiry into ths sugar frauds " that the
Department oi Justice N contemplating
proceedings against the sugar trust
undcr the Sbermsn antitrust laN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
MOI 81 rrErING T0ws.
WArdrObr Woman 81 aGI ,rs, kIiI, Onr ~
~cN rraI NuuoSrr r.

EVANSVILLE. Ind April Is.--Jans-
Simpron ~ years Old Was shut fatally
y'-steg iay Nv Mr. Jennie Mslar. - years
49,. O.. Nggdro - Vunian with tire Norris
an! Rowe 'trs.'t-. who -s'y- shs. ws,s try
ing to n gIt"-i rwav % crpsyd ~ -Ps.I,ing
1DnI-" from tive w"rnsu'- dressing tent
EtmI'-1n died two hours later
Mr. MaE-r says -he hstd ..n bUthers,i
thrnugh"ut the day ny men lettering
around ths dr~~-Ing tent They fails-i
- 'N-'" her reDeIta.j warnings aud 30
-i f'-.Ti ~" -Hv-. -hs p,Clad ut. ID,
.,s. '"TdrDg ~ urr 10 into the .ir
900 4 s. ." .v. tNr m.r She nj.
90 .I 'r 20 winch -hs h.hi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
or DERS 10 LOCOMOryVES.

the PrSeNsytVS"ia Ratlrsaa 90 aVeaM
~ .Ssp1.s's'o Wnh tire SsaIa~ m rSmpany.
PHILABELPHIA. April Is.-The Psunsyi-
vania Railroad Company has Orasrsd
eighty freight locomotives from the
Baldwin Locomotive Works. They ara
10 h. built ~ soOn Al possible. Each u
the new locomotives u 20 cost SIN O00
and the order approximates o. 800 yOoO.
Aha X. Johnson. vice-praaidenl and
secretary of Baldwip's. said this afternoon
that the order will not nscsssieAfs the EN-
ployDsnt ~ additional m9n. The plana
u operating on fun time nov.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
O.. =. s,um-p,ns, YH,n Time Hans rup,

GcorEs 4. Rlumenthal theat rical man
ag~r. Of i55 West i36th street has filed
a prtitIon IN bankruptcy. With Liabilities
sJI ~ and no assets. This ~ Mr.. BlTnen =
ihal's fifth tins" in hank rup;cy amt hs holds
N" local record. u. received discharge
~ tao GASES and the other two cases Wery'
closed up ~ithoIt q discharge. He has
i36 creditors. among whom are y. a l..
Bernstein, c.GE Hynan Wronke, 81 OpD:
George ". Thompson. 81 .Os; DaVi ~
RDthSchild. -. ,so: l.. r. Mannheim. 81 .O0I
Harry Thompson. 81 $50: v. BI,Imenthal
~ 'suI. all for InOney loaned. EIgenis'
Blair. g. .ssD; ". q. III Band SIVu,. and
Iaau.. BARRYMORE. So. for services The
debts wer" contracted betSeen igDs and
fHN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
New BuIidstRx Tor JeaRUe ~ Are Hsme for
PTenrh Igames~sz GsIrss.

DaI. 4 otto. a. architects for tho Very
Rev Dr John Wucbsr. president of the
Jeanne 4 Ar Home for Friendls-- French
Grl-. hav" iiled plans With Building
superintendent Miller Tor a new -iN story
and ha-ement home ~ REPLACE the Old
h0,I-'' ~ 81 10 255 West Twenty fourth
street u sill contain dining rooms and
"A recreation hall In the basement a chanel
amt reception pariorH On the main hoor
and dormitories IN tho uppST stories. Il
" W cost $4,000.
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M,.-sn,,n Du Company In rr.up,..

SHEBoTGAN. Wis. April IT, The Law
aim.i ~ th. Standard OIL Company 60
force tn. inspection of oil in the stat.
~ thu. Nadhans oil Company Of Mil
vsukse. a. independent concern, which
WAS found guilty to-day on twenty 81
counts with a maximum possibIs fine
Of siJ.gD The ease will 60 20 the state
Supreme Court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17
Secretary DicAsiassa saIls Tor Panams
MsadAy.

NAsHIN0rON. April Is.-Serretary Of
War Dickinson viii leave Washington
Tomorrow night for New York and will
sail Monday On Panama railroad steamer
for an inspection trip % tho Panama
Canal. he will he accompanied by his
sou. J. Overton Dickinson. n u under-
Taft. will JOIN the party at New York.
Secretary Dickinson will return TO wash
ington about May 10.
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Bai,ssas and Arshsps wsa Ne Admitted
tnEier Bend

WAsaISGroS. April iS.-BallOons and
sirships imported for exhibition pur-
poses will be admitted under bond for q
period Of three months without pay
ment OF duty. In accordance with an
order issued AZ the Treasury Department
to-day. AZ the expiration Of the period
named the balloons and airNhips 30 i'm
ported must be exported or duty paid a.
provided in the tariff law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

w.sMHoroS. April s.-Thsss army order,
we're Issued to-day;
F,r.s Li.u, hugh N. KeIly. Twenty. .l,s IN In
~. VICE Firsi Lieut. PsiAP ", corSs:isT. seven 4
TnS Lew m'I cSsrs 2 ~. csrp. of
Esgineera. fFom Ptrss Rastaalea Of Engineers
N Washingtoa. ID. c.
These navy orders were issued:
Commander ". p white. from command OF the
.Ileu.saas, / OsmInsndsT G Davis. tSem eur.su
q sss;H@saL Naval Depsrtmsa. wsshinssoa.
LlsaisnAa { demmsadsr l. C WestinssL from
ne Minsssois % ssms and wsl, orders:
Vermont 70 home and walt orders.
lIeutensn 3 Commander d. V. n. Allen. nom the
wisconsin 10 the Nebraska - senior engineer
: LIcascaant Commander n. Lsnlng. from ths
LIs1isnan /. c Commander x N Bennett. from the
Missouri IN the NebrsskA a. navigator.
from the New Jersey % command the Wolverine.
Lieut., a. l. MymAn nom the Nebraska 10 home
lieut. Y. 4 Kimberly. from the virginla 10
"D 49,. SO y Ss s...s'. t,.. ....,,wy,
Annapolis. 70 the Virginia IS senior snGineer
lieut. c. c soqle IT., from the Nebraska to
surgeon u c Hoiconb from Tire sOlace 10 ne
sss1ssss A. a. ss.nhus. ~ EAsaa ,sllss.sasAsSs
NAVY Department Wakhlngtoa.
frotn tss Tacoma 20 home and walt orders.
Passed Assistant surgeon v. " Baker nom ths
Nebraska 10 the COnncctcut
PAssed Assistant surgeoa /. ". Eishop. from
nayy yard. Nsw York. 70 zoe Tacoma
Passed Assistant SuFueoa 2. n. ". Old. from
naval dispen-aFy 70 Naval Medical Seho0l h04pi-
al. Washing ton.
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. a. Hathaway. frOn
dub On the Cpnnecucn 20 navY yard NsW lork;
Assistant surgeon J. W. Rlddirk. from Naval
Medical school Washington N the south Caro-
llnas
Ns.lsasnt surgeon J. n. Phelps. from the South
Carolina 10 the Solace
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Jan. 4.-Wheat was easily the
leading market through the session, and
strong speculative support offset bearish
domestic statistics. which included nearly
treble the receipts of a year ago. May
sold at a range of 11sc, the top notch be-
ing reached at 81 147s. The close left May
at 81 141a to 81 145s. 1Ac TO 1ssc higher than
Mondays close. July closed 1c and Sep
Trading in corn was active. and many
millions of bushels were absorbed at
slight advance over yesterdays close, after
which prices increased, not, however, to
the extent reached in the wheat pit A
range of sc covered the trading in corn
futures. May closed Esc to sc higher than
Monday. at size to 6T2sc.
In oats the biggest advance was made
in September. which closed 11sc over yes
terdays final figures. May closed at 4612c.
s4c higher.
Small marketing of live hogs was reflect
ed in the provision trading in advanced
prices. Pork at the close ranged from 271ac
TO 3712c higher than yesterday. lard 15c to
3212c higher and ribs 15c to 171ac higher.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, January 4, 1910
BEEEES-Receipts 81 cars 574 head. all
for slaughter. No trade in live cattle. Feel
ing steady, with light receipts expected to-
morrow. Dressed beef slow at unchanged
prices
CALVEs-Receipts. 575 head. including 4s3
for slaughter and 81 for the market, all the
latter Western calves. Nothing sold UP to a
late hour. Nominally steady. Dressed calves
quiet and easy at I0G 1552c for city, 10 q f4c
for country. and q 10c for barnyard and fed
calves.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 16 cars. or
3.613 head, all for slaught ter. Two held
over were en- sale Prices full steady, but no
prime very good stock offered. Ordinary
sheep sold at ST 5oaS4 10 per 100 III; fairly
good lambs, SIS 50: yearlings. Sc so: Gull sheep,
81 Dressed mutton, S y a Zoe; prime wethers.
lie per ID; dressed lambs, l. IA nc, outside
figures for hog dressed; country dressed hot
house lambs al Ssg$10 per carcass.
Sales-Newton & Co: 207 Ohio lambs -
ID average, IS 80 per 100 III; yearlings SO
lb, 81 so; ia Ohio sheep, s6 ID, 81 10; II,
1O2 h. 81 80; 43 cuIls g. ID, So, l goat 30
ID. 81
Shippers Commission Co. yesterday: 2lI
HOGS@Receipts Il cars. or 1912 head. all
for slaughter. NominalIy steady. Country
dressed steady at 1012 a 12c per lb; light pigs
at 12Ac
Sales date yesterday yt-Tobin & shannon:
20 state pigs. 92 ID average. $s 80 per 100 ID.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
OTHER LIVESTOCK t:ARKETs,

Chicago; Jan. - - q ReestP[s; 1000:
So q 50 so; stockers and feeders, So II 50 80
HOGS-Receipts, %, 900; market : q 10c lower;
choice heavy. SIS 30 q s. 80: butchers, SIS 5o@
so bulk S2 Pf'sI q saIes g So So Psff %
lambs, Sc 80 q Ss 80. yearlings. 81 % a Ss Is.
kansas city. Jan. 4.-CATTL LE-Receipts
Il. 600, including 200 Southerns; steady 10 1Oc
s6 10Q$7; fair To good, 81 s5G$6; Western
steers, 81 So 80; stockers and feeders, S3 so q
cows, 81 60Gs4 80: native cows 81 1905 so;
native helfers. So 50@ Sc; bulls 50 % n 81;
calves. S5qs9. HoGs-.Receipts $4,000;
Ss 109Ss A.: heavy. sS 400 IS so; packers and
butchers. SIS 201Ss 90: light. 81 10 ass 37iz:
pigs, So Jo@S7 so sHEEP-Recepts 6,000;
steady 10 Zoe lower; lambs. s7qss so: year
lngs. 81 80 ii 81 40 wettlers, 81 250S5 30:
ewes, 81 5o4 So %; stockers and feeders 81 90
East Buffalo. Jan 4-CATTLE-Re Receipts.
200; fairy active and steady prime steers.
S,20e. fairly active; Yorkers and roughs. JG6
loc lower: others steady; heavy IS 10 n SIS 50.
a few So s5; Workers. SIS coo S. 10; roughs
SsG IS u: stays. So 5OTST; dairies SIS So dp
IS 10 SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 500;
active lambs Toe, wsthers 25c higher. lambs
81 25p$s -: wethefs' s. 70 Csc; Canada
Cincinnati Jan CATTLE Receipts, 800.
quiet and steady; fair e. good shippers. So 80
i.6i0; active. lJ92Oc higher; butchers and
sHEEP.EseeiP,s .o 5:si steady, So 5o@s5 so;
Pittsburg Jan 4-cATTLE-su supply light:
steady. choice. SIS 60qs0 70: common. 81 500
wethers. So 60qs5 10 cuIls and common. s3as
limbs, SelSe: veal calves. st0aS10 80. HOGS
Receipts iignt higher; CHER; prime heayies So So;
Sc CGqSs 70; roughs 81 IS Is
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
PROXIsIONS-H

PROtIsIONS-Hog products active and
hrin with prices advancing steadily all day in
I'm the hog market. PORK-Steady: mess. s24 so
qS24 T5; family sea s27 short clear S25dS27 so
/ fEEF'-Mess $1I 50aSI2 so; family, SO 50q$lS
packet, $11 30Q$l2: extra India mess. S24Gs25
Steady: bacon, II &c; $50 rb. l1%c; 100 10.
l2c; l40 ID, 12c pigs, 12i.c CUT MEATS
Picked bellies quiet; smoking. l3c: 10 rb. i3c
i fh, l3c; IA n, l8c; picked hams steady
quoted. t3Ec, TALL0W-Firm. city. 6s4c:
country. 8iz07c. LARD-Strong, Middle West
12B0Q l3 60c; city hrmer, 12Bq12%c: refined
steady. South America. Ia. soc; Continent l3 soc;
sTEARINE-OIeo. i7i@G1Se; city lard. 1aiac
SUGAR-Refned dull and unchanged; fine
granuistsd quoted at 4S5c net less per
cent cash Raw here STEADY 20 nrIi. s 5ut qulet e6
and unchanged. Spot prices; Centrifugal, 96
test. T. 92c; Tnuscovado, 50 test 3.52e, and mo-
iasses sugar, 80 test. 327c. The London mar
ket for beet sugar was steady and lad nigh
er; January quoted at Us Cd February rs
7iad; May. 12s sAd.
RICE--DulI. but unchanged
-cOPPER-Standard easy spot
and all deliveries up to the end OF April quot
ed al u 25@ls65c London lover spot: spot
quote Lake copper at I3.75@i4c. eicetFoiytie,
1350@ 13. zoe; and casting. l3 :5a l3.0oc. TIN
closed weak. spot, 1925 u 81. Tie: January
S230q32. 60c: February, g.. 40Q32 Toe, March
quiet: spot. 4o7l4 94721ac New York; T. 63c
asked East 81. Louis. London lower at 10
los SPEBrER easy spot. 6,00Fd2o NeW
unchanged IRON-The English iron market
was lower at afH for Cleveland warrants Lo-
eally no change was reported Pig iron Ger.
April. SIT 70. and May and June. SIS 49,.
M0LAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady. oHt
quIet and unchanged.
NAVAL sToEEs-TURpENrIN Spirits
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
4nkers' posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Ro SC and
5Oc discount; Chicago, l5c discount San
J FrahcsSo, slght 21.c, telegraph sc pre-
inlUm; New Orleans, commercial soc to 75c
discount, bank 81 premium; Charleston.
buying par. selling 1-10c premium: ST
LOUIS, l5c premium bid. 25c premium asked
Minneapolis, Soc premium; Savannah, buy
ing 3-i6c discount. selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York ex
changes s5i5.3llls5, balances 80 57e, ,4l3; Phil
acelphia, exchanges $40.977, ,415, balances "a
Z8,Is2; Baltimore, exchanges So. .9ss. .695 bal
s-hces g, ,le0.6T; Boston, exchanges $40, ,O95 2SI
balances g 557GeS-
SILVER MARKET.-Commerci bar sill
silver IN London closed at 24i4d, al advance
of T-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid, $50: Lis
hon, le5
MEXICAN NGE-liexican ex-
change OF New York is quoted at 20lia
GOVERNMENT REVENITE. - Receipts
IRON customs yesterday were 81. .Q24, 49, in
terual revenue Se29 rs. and miscellaneous
50 74s, a total Of s. .94s So against total ex-
For the month 70 date ordinary receipts
have been 6S3. 81 331 and ordinary expendi-
lures sB52 .634, the excess Of receipts
amounting 10 81 IA l0Z. For the fiscal wear
To date ordinary receipts have been 1928
20 6sl. against 3SsISi. $50 in the same time
IL 1903. and ordinary expenditures S349 49,
80. against $343, ,5O9 ,5Ss in 1861 the excess of
expenditures this year amounting TO &c.
ss5,ots. compared with an excess last year
OF So Il5 Including Panama Canal ac-
count and public debt. the excess or all
expenditures over receipts since July
amounts 10 81. 392.j6l, against an excess in
the corresponding period year ago Of
$50 80, GO
SUB-TREASERY - The sub-Tres sury
was debtor 10 The Clearing House ;Ll53,642.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
HUDSON TUNNELS INCREASE.

The Hudson Tunnel system carried 4055,-
% passengers in December. which is an in
crease over the number carried in August
LAST, the DTst month or the operation Of the
present system. Of G. per cent, or an aver
ass Increase Of over 10 Der cent q month.
ais showing Is regarded as remarkable IN
eIe@ OF the fact that two OF the company's
-a.ost important stations namely, at 33d
T--Iest ana broadway, in this city, and at
atlty' are not yet finished Their construc-
1toA is Wen under way and they will be
s eon.pleied IN the fall Of this year. an event
business OF tie conpanV.
OD Llf gasls OF the December business OF
tie tlhhelS and with about 50 per cent OF
the space IN tie Hudson Terminal Build
tags low rented, the company will earn its
fdll hxed charges for the current year The
since the first ones were thrown omen for
business IN December, 1908, makes q re-
insrkaple showing. u thai month only the
IEs between HoboAsn and sd street and
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

DAVID HOMER BATES. New YORK y t.
vice-President. Gameweli Fire Alarm Co
ANSON W. BURCHARD, New YORK N Y.
General Electric Company.
WILLIAM 7 CJTMMINS Nashville. Tenn
Stock Yards and Packing Houses
A. r CHANDLER New York n. Z,
Chairman Board Of Directors, Postal
Telegraph Co.
MARTIN ]. CONDON. New York. n. Y.
President. American Snuff Co
GEORGE NJ. COURTS. Galveston, Texas.
President. Clark & Courts.
GEORGE D. CRABBS. Cincinnati. Ohio.
President Phillip Carey Manufacturing Co
JOHN CUDAHY Chicago, Ill.
Stock Yards and Packing Houses.
JAS. ROSS CURRAN. New York, y. Y,
ce-President Of the Company
WILLIAM A. KEENER. New York. n. Y.
Late Justice Supreme Court, State OF
New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

half case. 81 12asl Is; cHrcoRY and Is
PINE Florida oElssns bos s. ass ss kS a. No
solk Dbl, 1885; KoHLRABI. New Orleans 100.
sN Nss oIsan. S5 Eps sa s: ss e s0n bsss
1zas. shi5s glsals sSsss o a:s5os % sssis aad s
81 25: yellow. bag, s1as2: red. 81 25gsi Is:
9rsngs ans, County. yellow. bag 81 25as1 rs; red.
pnAs p As :. basket s2ss7; PEPPERS. large box.
ssNIPs. bbl, si@s1 30; PARsLEf, ' New orleans. leans.
$sSgs5: Bermuda crate. 81 759s2; RoMAINE
Orleans b0i 81 s6Ss2; STING aH5ois BEANS Sss
S5s SS0TfSlE; ST; s2as2 %; soUSsa. sIssi IS: s;
basa bbl socasi old sisf White G 56Sa 4oMa MA
TOES, Florida. carrier. 81 259s2 IS: Cuban. 81 Is
HOTHOUsE PRODUCTs-Mushroom have
been In free supply and selling rather slowly
and lower Lettuce scarce. but little wanted S.h
tess plenty and higher Tomatoes NOV
box s. 5Sass TO- ETE dozen ssna0 'fs 81
N N.Y. 49, dozen bunches; 4og5oc; MUSHROOMS,
s,sss1 SsTsHiokpry RIss nuts in fair supply and
LEANUTs. Virginia hand picked. Jumbo. 10,
jumbo STfTa Vrgns ss sb.s5 x.sEps Na SHELF s
6Ae; No 2. Sga1ac: Spanish. sheIied. No /. *
M, 10 lie. HICKORY NUTS. bush. 81 1882 IS;
g. % = I.IeNnIS. In I9cqsl; BLACK WALNUTS. 40@
eue: BUTTERNUTS, 25G5Oc
HoNEf-Market continues quiet clover
COMP comp Iaaney. state. fb. 15d16c: fair 10 No 2.
state. 12QI4c; clover. extracted SGShc. buck
Sosa' ~nsas' comb 12g13c; extracted. 7a7tac; cali
1ornla, extracted. water white 10 slsc; light
amber 70 white. T@74sc: Southern, extracted.
gallon, 65QT5c.
BEEsWAx-supplies light and transactions
mostly in range Of 2sG29c n for foreign and
fanciest quality
MAPLE sUGAR-Market entirely nominal
a. sg1Oc 10. Syrup weak, and 70Gl75c per gallon
covers mCst sales -
FURs AND SKINSLThere will be no fur
tner change in offering prices until the results
OF the LONDON January auction sales known.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool. Jan. 4.-WHEAT-Spot dull; No
red Western winter no stock: futures firm !.
March. IS 4d: May. ss lid; July nominal !
CCRN-Spot easy; new American mixed IS Tad .
old Is Sad: futures quiet; January, mixed IS
5ssd: plate. IS Tad. PEAS-canadian steady
Is ed FL.OUR-Wiuter patents. 33s 30 HOPS
IN London 09acifc Coast. f6@E7. BEEF-Ex-
IRA India hrfn. a5s. HAMs-short cut
quiet 62s BACON-CumberIand cut Bls gl !.
short rib. 1s 10 "a No. weak 63s Cd; long clear
middles, light ana heavy dull, 63s short clear
backs. 62s Cd; clear bellies. easy 6ss Cd
Western tierees easy, 65s ID; American refined
pals, 65s Cd, CHEESE--Can adian finest white
steady. 58s ed coiored SIS Cd. TALLAOW--P Prime
city, 3ss URPENTINE--Spirlts, frm, 40s I'd
RIOS SIN--couImon. los % PETROI.EL NJ Re
fned steady. 7lad, I.INSEED OIL Firm, 33s
London Jan. SUGAR trawl--Centrifuga
f3s; muscovadn l2s Sd. BEET AR--JRna-
ary. Us Cd. LIHSEED (C'aleuttal-- April-June,
S5s 81. IdHSEED OIL. 32s. SPERM OIL, as.
Observation-Disclosures refined, 6t.d spirits.
ID. TURPEATINE-S Spirits. 4os I'D R0siN
American strained los Sd fine. los 90.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened At per cent; highest, per cent;
lowest, 8 per cent; last loan. per cent;
closing. per cent. ruling rate, per cent.
Time money was unchanged. Rates, aga
A. per cent for sixty days and Az per cent
for ninety days four. Eve and six months.
Mercantile paper was more active, the sup
ply showing a decided increase. Rates.
4lzd5 per cent for sixty ana ninety days
Endorsements. 491d5i4 per cent for choice
four 10 six months single names and 5i2
per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-In spite of the
high rates for call money. the foreign eX-
change market opened steady at about
Mondays closing level, with cables quoted
Al 4s7G5G4S710. demand sterling AT 4.S665q
$50 and sixty-day bills at 4S3l2Q4.S5s4
Shor; francs were quoted at 5l63sG5.l67s 3
plus l-32 and short reichsmarks at 50 S-l6
The market held steady in the day, with
rates practically unchanged from the open
ing. Gables we're quoted al 4s705d4. S710
demand sterling at 4S665G4. $50 and sixty
day bills at I 4S51aI4.63z4. Short francs were
around 5l65s and short reichsmarks at
g 5-is.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

Spot was quiet and 20 points lower at 10 DOC
for middling upland and I6 l5c for riddliur
Gqlf Liverpool cables: Spot dull; sales. 5000
bales; speculation and export. 500: American
1000; imports 1900; American 6 O0O Mid
ding upland. S2fi. Futures opened easy at
l93 points decl,i,a, closed steady 4GTb points
lower. Ganuars End January-February g. iTl.d:
February-Marct, s.2Od: March-April s22l9d;
Apri-May. S.24d; May-June and June-July
1854: SEPTEMBER October 7.4TI.G October
November, T.24iad: November-December Z I'D:
DeceWher-January Z I'D
COFFEE-Steady opening at unchanged to
points advance and closing at 8 decline TO
advance, with moderate pressure in the late
positions Sales, 20 900 bags. Havre was steady
at advance OF 4 franc and Hamburg -
pfennig higher. Spot firm at SIC for Rio
No Z Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

firm here and at the South. ROSIN steady.
TAR steady and unchanged.
HiDES-Steady, with a moderate sales
movement
LEATHER-Firn. but quiet for hemlock
sole and union steady. with fairly good de-
mand.
DRUGs-Essentiai oils steady. but quiet and
unchanged. Roots firm.
OILS-LINSEEp GIL firm. little offered for
sale. and authorities predicting further
advances IN the near future in sympathy with
the strong market for seed. PETROLEUM
Refined unchanged.
C0TTONSEED 0TI~-Qulet; sales. $500 bbls.
Prices steady. closing at = points decline TO 8
points advance. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

CHARLES c DICKINSON. New York. y 7.
SAMUEL H KRESS New York. y V
President. 5. II. Kress & Co.
LISTON L LEWIS, New York n
keensr & Lewis.
FREDERICK LEWISOHN, New York y T..
Lewisohn Brothers. Bankers.
CHARLES ARTHUR MOORE Jr
New York y. Y
Vice-President Manning Maxwell q Moore
BERNARD F. O'NEIL. Wallace, Idaho
Banker.
JOSEPH B REICHMANN- New York. n T.
President OF the Company
JACOB RUPERT. Jr-, New York. y Y.
President. Brewers Board OF Trade.
CHARLES NJ SCHWAB. New York. " Y.
President. Bethlehem steel Corporation
GEORGE c. SMITH. Pittsbury Pa
Westinghouse Interests
JOHN 3. STANCHFIELD. New York. y. Z.
Attorney
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

sixth avenue was IN operation and the
number of passengers carried was 407 sos
Last month, with the present system in op-
eiAuon, the II afhe was 4,O53. .5SS-an increase
over the December Of the preceding wear of
over 100 per cent. Should the traffic con-
unue to increase at the rate of 10 per cent
a month as il has in the last five months
surplus on the common stock VIII soon bs
earned
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Jan. 4.-The usual midwinter quiet
ness obtains in the local wool market. Sales
are limited because OF short supply, yet values
was unusually profitable to local dealers. and
the new one looks good also. Domestic quo
tations: Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces: XXX.
37c: Y, "a q 35c No I washed, 40441c; No =,
40c; fne unwashed, 81 a 2Sc; fine unmerchant-
able. sic; half blood conbing, SO q 37c; three
eighths, SO a SIC; quarter. 34Q35c delaine
washed, 39c. Michigan. Wisconsin and New
York feeces: Fine Unwashed. 20 q 26c; deIaine
81 G32c; half blood, 30 SEC; three-eigh tbs
% 036c quarter 33 a SAC Kentucky. Indiana
and Missouri: Three-eighths blood. 34c; quar-
ter. 81 a 33c. Georgia. 81 a sc. Secured val
ues-Texas: Fine twelve months. 10 a 75c; fine
six to eight months $50 zoe fine fall. go q &c
California. northern. 6s 70c middle county.
80 g65c; fall. free, 5O@52c. Oregon: Eastern
No 1 staple 75 q 1SC; Eastern clothing, 700
re: valley No /. 57d5 5Sc. Territory: Fine
staple II soc; fine medium. 70@72c; fine
clothing. 20 n re; fine medium. So d6Sc; half
ter. 6736sc. Pulled: Extra, 72G T5c; fine A.
6S q roc; A supers. 90 a csc.