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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-01-27

I70s--Arrival in New York Of John
Lovelace, the new governor Of the
province.
L719-First issue of the Boston Gazette
177S-Cargo of taxed tea destroyed IN
Boston harbor by party OF citl-
zens disguised as Indians.
l7S7-New Jersey ratified the Consti-
tuition of the United States
1792-First Provincial Parliament OF
Lower Canada met at Quebec
1799-Remains of George Washington
deposited in the family vault at
Mt. Vernon.
lS32-Gov. Hayne of South Carolina is
sued a proclamation in answer to
that of the President of the United
States.
1840-Remains of Napoleon laid In
the tomb of the Invalides in Paris.
1s47-First telegraph lines reached St
Louis.
184S-Asiatic cholera appeared among
the United States troops in Texas.
-. Park Theater, New York CITY,
destroyed by fire.
I859-First train crossed the st. Law
renee on the Victoria bridge at
Montreal.
lS6O-South Carolina seeded from the
Union.
1s61-The Federals sank seventeen old
hulks to blockade the channel of
Charleston harbor.
I862-Gen. Burnsides army removed to
north side of the Rappahannock
River. Federal troops occupied
Baton Rouge, La. Holly Springs.
Miss. was captured by the Confed-
crates.
amendment to the
Constitution of the United States
proclaimed.
iS64-Gen. Hardee destroyed his IRON
clads and navy yard and escaped
from Savannah with $4,000 troops.
lS73-Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pleted from the South to Tacoma.
l875-Violent bread riots in Montreal
tS7S-Gold sold at par in New York.
for the first time since January,
1852.
lSS3-The cantalever railroad bridge
across the Niagara River was
opened.
L8S4-Cotton Centennial Exposition
opened in New Orleans.
.S90-The Sioux chief, Sitting Bull,
killed in skirmish with soldiers
in South Dakota.
891-The Mercier government in Que
bee dismissed for alleged corrup-
tion. Stephen B. Elkins of West
Virginia became Secretary of War.
S93-A provincial plebiscite in Prince
Edward Island supported prohibit
tion of the liquor traffic by an
overwhelming majority.
S95-President Cleveland sent to Con-
gress his memorable message on
Venezuela.
S98-New buildings of McGill Univer-
sity opened by Lord Mimic.
S99-Imperial government accepted
Canada's offer of cavalry and artil-
lery for the war in South Africa.
canal treaty ratified by
the United States Senate
902-First complete wireless telegraph
message sent from Cornwall Eng
land, to Nova Scotia.
904-A Canadian deputation headed
by Sir William Mulock waited
upon President Dlaz Of Mexico and
urged extended trade relations
with Canada.
905-Three Chicago banks failed with
liabilities of s26,0OO,OOO.
D07-The Dominion government voted
$4,000 for the relief of the ia
maica earthquake sufferers. . Keel
of the battleship North Dakota laid
at quincy, Mass.
)0s-New Turkish Constitution be-
came effective in the assembling of
Parliament.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-01-27
A Timely Episode.

"The sheriff levied on our scenery in
lhe third act. Fortunately, he had been
an actor himself at one time"
what happened?"
I'VE got away with our hand bag
gage while he was taking a curtain
call l."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-01-27
His Retter HnIf

I'm introducing a brand new .nven-
tIon-a combined talking machine, car
pet sweeper and letter opener" said
the agent, stepping briskly into en Of
fee.
Got one already" answered the pro
prietOr I'm married - Bohemian.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-01-27
Then He Went.

II think l must be going" remark
ed the young man for the tenth time
You do not appear to be going /"
declared the young lady, after in
specting him carefully. You seem to
be perfectly stationary" ."-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-01-27

doll heart, tell me something
murmured the swain.
What Is it?" inquired the lady.
do you really love me?"
do I really love you? Amt I Civ
ing up alimony for you?3LouisvIlle
Courier-Journal.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-01-27

Wee Miss-Mamma, mayn't I take
the part Of a millmaid at the fancy
ball?
Mamma-You are too little.
Wee Miss-Well, can be a con-
densed mIk-maid.-Comic Cuts.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-01-27

II boy is brought up to suit his
father. he is too old to cry after he
is six, but If he is Mothers Darling,
he hlubbers when he Is sixteen.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-01-27

Kate Barnard describes in the Sur
vey her experience in a Chicago pack
ing house and draws a humanitarian
lesson from what she saw.
II watched hog sticker in a pack
ing house stick 800 hogs an hour, ten
hours day. All day long the glitter
ing dagger rose and fell, and each time
a hog died and the rich red blood
flowed and splashed over the mans
arms and hands. He looked up at me
and smiled-this human brother Of
mine-and even as he smiled the gilt
tering dagger unerringly hit the jugu-
lar vein. Two years later he went
mad-but his hand never ceased its
automatic action. even when the light
of his brain went out, and he felled
five men before they could wrench
from him the terrible dagger-a dag
ger no more cold or unfeeling than
those who crushed his life. What an
indictment against those who would
fasten on their brothers the long work
day. Sunshine and human fellowship
daily would have saved this man. But
we returned him to his maker, a ma
niac-we coined his brain into gold.
1t was such arguments as these which
secured our laws to prevent disease"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-01-27
No Escape via Temperament.

mabel is getting past the marriage
able age, isn't she?"
"Yes, and it's too bad she hasn't
any talents"
"Why%
"She won't be able to tell her
friends that temperament prompts her
to give up matrimony and devote her.
self to art. st. Louis Star.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-03
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago. Fas. .--eArTL.s--Rscelpts. 2 e9c: &
I9q15s Aigher SEE = ss ss,ss< = %
SSGSs: stoeksrE and fe@eers. So 7595s5 % EoG5
-RecsiDts. = 0co. g t0c hs5e-s c5olcs EsaEys
IS 7lF5Tss 80: butchers, IS sass %: IgHt Hzixs1
IS 4o9S8 80. ehoics light y 5e4ss 20 Pec1lzs'
& SS4ss 20 'sHEEP-Rsesists IS 6ee. ssrouE
. Ioc h.sszr: shssg s4 759s8 90 lambs. SO
IS so; ysaE!.ass, s. 25gss 70 n-....,-s,
eoo tlcluding Ie0 sou-nerns; 1o7iSe htg1ST
choice Export and dreS5ed ose< sresrss g lsg
s. .. Fair % good, IS q ESQ, Wests-c- % $50
SIS 80: stoci.srz ard tssd.rs. So so9s5 9; sossa-
COWS s. eogs5 s.: hstfs-s Sc 5aa 50 3; buliz.
sS sit5Ss 10, caIves. Szesa- H0GS-seee1rzS.
ego 1qe highe 5og ss 60 s.z 06 ,s s1ss. go. 3 =
s. 4c7ss 50: light, S 2O9ss 80; ptss. 81 5eGss-
SEEEP-Receipts. 7.Ge9; 103l3c higher: ans
Sass so yearlings. Sc - Gs7 80; weths-s s5 SO
So 257 ewes. 81 15gs5 IS: sIsckzrs and fssderS-
- sstt Bnffs-o Feb. 2-c4T-LE-Fi--z: p-tzas
sssers 80 e57S5 80 VEALS-Rzceir-z 1c1. AZ
tive and 25e hlgh=r AZ S6gsi9 90 5OGS-Ee-
snd mixed sagss o.: Torksrs and psss. ss soess.
roughs S. 2UGSS 20, 5Cs5s- SI9SI %, cs1-iS5.
Sc $3.50 SHEEP AND L-AgBS-EecetpCS- ). GG4ss
active: lambs 5e- vetnsrs Isc higher; .az.25,
s. 25gSs So yearsings g 5egsSi wsSasrs 50 20
sS IS ewes So 75dS6. sheep. mixed. Sc 5e9sS
C-nsinla-l- Feb 2.-CATTLE-Reestprss as
ztrerg; lee higher: far z zoee shiPpsTs, = -
serive. 1572Oe higher. butchsrs sEd stiprs=s.
50 65qss 20: com-non. g I5gs7 90. 5E1EEP-Re-
csipLs. 50 st-oug a. s59s5 90. lambs steady AZ
PitIs571rz Eeh 2-CATTL-sGorLy Eslsr:
choice. So 51gS5 %. prime, IS 25gS6 Is sEEEF
-Suo74y Eghr: ve.ners. sS I36SS rs ccIls ard
common. s5GS4; lambs. S6GSs 20 VEAL
CALVES So 56GS-0- HCGS-Rece.cts far
prir1s heavies s. 507s9. mediums. g 909ss %:
hszvy YorEers s. s563s 90: light. SO T5GsS -.
p.gs. IS 701SS .: roUghs. 81 S)7S9 50
New-York tribune., 1910-02-03

5. 1000 ID. sa 70; u SIS u; s. CO. sto L r.
s. 80: pos y. So 20. II H. o Sl9 p p - e -
? 7sG ib So 10: II. $50 -. So; y. Ss@ 1S'
s1I Ana5s 5s5 Is. s4 4o. sow. $50 II. 50 80. 80
sec ID. s. 80. mixer, SO. a s,,r,. tozo T.,
George & Z : Dillenbzcb- cul-ss l--V i0s
81 30: II co~s 500 u, s. 10 mills 1885 70,
a So: 1 cows. S55 ID. So %. /. $50 D. 80 .
%, SaieoS =: = = sfecabe. oxen. 1895 n S =;
.. 1880 10. s. 90. / 14s0 le; e o. o. "a
CAIyFS-Receipts. ISIS including $40 f5r
butchers and sso for market l;oos o. "a -.
same as on Monday. but top figures tor cn"lcs
calves Monday were not reached to-s49ys -. -.
r1s7v barnyaFd and tad calves ofIsrsd efa1 noc
-1sn- vaut-d. prices Tuu STEADY. no westerns
on sale One=tnEs az vent 70 s 1ss4a - -
TS9 IL. cuIs $50 s. 50. baruyare a1e ed
calves. $50 - so. yearliags. SS q 50 30 DRESSED
cai,ss II moderate demand and stsa6y
14ssJs sassT - p Hume: Is vsals. I4s ID aver
age $40 50 per 100 ID. Il ts7 II. So Ss- ID
I6. 50 =; ,. rs II. 50 80: :, 1ts n S. : III
e " OTIS & Co: i94 vsals- i4s u. SO 90:
= =. .,'13fS z son. 124 vsafs t54 ID. $40 80:
1s. TT 10. $40; ., II o. 81 20: !. iSs - "a:
2. 14J 10. s. 5e ). II 70 s. Se' o. ID u So
T1iII~e- wight & Co: vszIs 80 q.
$40 80. g. 141 II. $40: :. IL - 81 90 L -os
ID s-sv 81 :; wusu IL v-ais. 151 ID SO so. ;
rs ID. $40. 90, III 70. s. -. g. 50 .. 81 %
ysdrl1ngs, 49S 10. So % - 4as
George and L 5. DiIls15sck vssls. Ies -
H. $40 so: IL IS5 10. SO; 4 100 u. s.. l. -,
10. IS: BARNARD caves, Sl6 d. - - =
~sIso- & HcCabe IS vs9is. 1S9 o. 30 90
. 100 II. SO. >. IA 10, s. 50 -
H H Hollis: l. vsais, various TeiShts. -
s Judd 4 Co As vsals. tSS ID. S1o- A. ia
IL IS 75. 9. 115 II. $. & 1s5 b. So 5 oar7-
yard calves. 2SS Il 81 30.
Tobln Z shaaneH. 81 v-s-s. 1is ID. SO So'
keras Commission Cou1pany. Il rut1z7s
veats 1876 IL. $40 4 f52 % s.; = Ird-a7s
SHEEP AND I.ANBSRsceipts- 81 cars. Or
T.T37 head. including - ears for sia1sne@- aac
$ for market sheep n llHzITso sppPlS an
frnl- lambs strong and Log &c 1-S7er- Rens
were cleared Common 20 S0c1 shssp tS~esf
seld Al S4gSs 90 per i9a -. Common 60 prime
lambs. SsG 50: cHlls. g So Dressed aaulIoo
firm AZ s.. lie per p: lambs, I-9s Sc ncr
dressed. 49, I5c: country dressed aotho1sa
lambs STEADY al 81 q SO pr carcass
SaIes-W- r Hume I63 state la-rns e %
zverags. So per 100 10: II state s1sep- ias p.
81 so. l buck. $50 IA s4 80.
LAMBS. IS ID. IS 80; IA BCralo, 81 ID, - ~
% Indiana sheep, I55 n 50
Z. JadS Z Ce.. SLS Bgfralo LANDS 81 -
IS 60. Il state, s. y, IS 15.
T6etr & shannon: 40 Pennsylvania Lzrz1ss
30 ID. ss T5s 20 state, 81 lb, 50 .. Il Penrsza,
vanis shssp. 156 ID. s. so . IL .. 81 %
j 9 CARTS 4 son: 5 stare lambs p Is. 50;
4 culIs So Ii. s. 30: state s1Ssr. 50 =. - so'
. 1S2 10, 81 80
HOGS-Rsceipts, 51tz cars. Or 5.5To bad
including hzlr ear for the u2rke- Eea4lns
fats hour Ccunc-v dressed hogs ozi4t ard IN
-ne--cG
New-York tribune., 1910-02-03
PETITION AGAINST BANKER.
Creditors Of Missing Italian Seek
Settlement OF Claims.

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy
was fled yesterday against Giuseppi Parlsl'
banker and steamship ticket agent, with Of
fees at No. 81 Catharine street, By Mari
annina Benvanato, Antonio Sessa and Ma
ria Giuseppi Cauarato, with claims
amounting 10 s732. Il is alleged that he IS
insoIvent and that he has made preferen-
tial payments and disposed of part OF his
assets.
Judge Hand appointed Nicholas keley'
OF No. - William street, receiver for PaTlsi'
with bond OF $3.50. The petitioning cred
tiers state that the banker disappeared
several davs ago and that the property IS
unprotected. They also say that friends
and relatives Of the banker have offered
to settle claims against him on - per
cent basis -. . .h.
premises in Catharlns street, WAere ns
kept the bank. and also ewns ether pieces
of real estate in this city Attacheo 10 Lhe
aTnlioe4foD Tor a receiver is q picture from
. daily paper giving an account OF FarlSt :
disappearance and artrib1tinG II 10 the
Black Hand
New-York tribune., 1910-02-03
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign. houses
sod upward Of 2o,0a9 shares IN the local
stock market on tEe early decline
LIVERPOOL AID LONDON AE9
CLOBE-The Liverpool and LONDON ana
Globe Insurance CompanE, stock com
nan. mas issued tl.e S!xTy-seconc annu4
zzt.-+=r7l-r of rs United States branch for
the calendar year 1859. II shows rotal as
set OF sl3.625 So2 Sc, which include real es-
g5~e-1nenr I per cent bonds, S4sI.ls9; slais
and civ bonds and railroad stocks and
bonds. 8 213 .134. bond and mortgage &o'5SS'-
c5l- bank balances ana al CLhst assets, % :
80 81 70. The company reports 1Leatneo
premium and al ott-er lia6llitles o. e. 90
- y LEAVING 4 sd-ptuS o. so.--e.-eu o.
BAEE CLEARINGS u JANCAEI---
Payments through the pankA 1of the oYel--
i--c month o. the year reached n enormous
total rar above az rrefloU9 teco-as. tec a+.9 = :
are 2 vsr- clear reflection cE The extent or
rFa mansion in business which has taken
rI2ce IL comparison with tornltr years,
Ic-si eEclanges 81 81 cities il The United
States FOR .Jal-iaTy. according 70 Ine state
-renr issued by P c. Dun 4 Co, when n
cf..tee Is leading centres. amount 70 S4',-
year and Of s-s Per ceAt over ne coIFe-
sLCndIlg month n 1871 AitAcSt fNHIy CITY
rsrorts gains over last year. tGT there ar g
---fr- 1els due II Tgrr 70 the fact that there
vas Cut more BUSINESS Qa| n L.1&L gar
Nearly every section reports laTss IN
cra-sez ever both years showing IEat Ftoh-
Ee-iI- Is general
HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER BONDS
: u Rollins & ScLE are cTIeTlTS 70 n
--5ef~rs first mortgage bonds or one Of The
resT T-drc-eiecrr5c power developments At
: ,5lscs 70 ..eld the investor "a Per cent,
me 1c-cz are an absolute nrEt mortgage.
Tie rroDerrv is developed thoroughly and
81 r1.I7y.irz- condition. and has proved 70 ne
one Cf tl.e most efficient power companies
i7 e..z1eI.ce Rith large earning capacity
rxTPt TOBACCO DIVIDEND. - The
z5-rrrr-s Of the American Tobacco com
nam have declared tiIe regular quarterly
r5-F5rr.S II - per cent and al extra d4h.-
El,--5 al ~ per cent on the common STOCK.
: ear s.9 the extra dlFi0end was per
cent h--- Tie last preceding declaration vas
-re -ar8e as thar Of yesterday The diFl-
Iead Is "a vaDla March i
INTER PoRGCCH E. T. EAENINGS--..
u Is understood that the gross earnings OF
~ Frtcrhorcugh Rapid Transit Comps
fo- ~. month q January were s2SosUl5 l.
an increase o. Szp5-53l Over tl3s CORES poIa-
ing month OF last yeaT- hs estimated sur
-i5ss rr- fhe month was $4,000.
SELLS HIS EXCHANGE SEATS. L.
pi0IF Tae sold his Stock Exchange seal
- al r-raSflaIIy Ilquidste Lae business ot
-; &C., S4-;-E = view - retiring perIEa
- -. - f~r-g business Ar Blood has been
-. -.--+--r member or The Stock Exchange
fo,- - ia-t 10 -ty-seFen years.
T~-rTrar. DIVIDEND on CINCINNATI
>-.545-r = mas. The directors Of tie In
-srreu Nr0rttern Railroad Company hh 2
l5ee5s~e5 "a initial dividend of per gent
,-.--sllz zIar~lt / 10 holders CT record te1-
-IIsr-- Il 4 rr1ajcrity q the stock OF t-.o
rorrEsr-r Is owned by the Cleveland, I'D
New-York tribune., 1910-02-03
NEW SHEPARD PLAN
Hope for Reorganization Of
Companies Promoted.

plan Of Reorganization for the various
corporations promoted by z D Shepard
& Co. the private banking firm that failed
last March. has been formulated by the
reorganization committee representing the
bondhoiders and stockholders of these con
Germs. the most important OF which are
the Yankee Fuel Company. the Santa Fe
Ration & Eastern Railroad Company; the
Santa Te Ration & Des Afoines Railroad
Company, the Ration Water Works Of New
York, the Santa Fe. Liberal & Eugiewood
Railroad Company and q half dozen others
The plan provides for the uniting OF all
Of these concerns, which have q total cap
italizztion Of approximately sSs, 900. GOO
into one corporation with = total cspitali-
cation Of only s7.o0o.0 00e consisting Of
$o5eo.09G common stock. $500, 600 first col
lateral trust ten-year per cent bonds,
s2.500.oo0 second collateral trust ffty-year
; per cent bonds and $500. 900 per cent
income bonds.
Enough OF the first collateral trust
bonds. estimated at S30o0 600. to furnish
new working capital for the Development
Of the various properties are to be issued
and sold They will first Re offered for
subscription 10 all the bondholders in the
ratio OF their holdings, and those not taken
VIII be placed by the committee
The bonds are TO be secured by the de-
post OF not less than SIS per cent Of the
outstanding bonds OF the Yankee Tuel
Company and the Santa rs, Ration & East
tern Railroad Company. and q majority OF
the bonds OF the Des 3foines arf EngIe-
wood companies. the Ration Water Works
and also Of all the other stocks and prop
ertv belonging 70 the various companies
coming into the new corporation The
subscribers 70 these bonds are To receive
50 per cent OF their subscriptions in stock
Of the new company.
The second collateral trust bonds are 70
he Z second lien upon the same properties
cs the first collateral trust Interest is not
70 be paid CT them for five years from
date Of issue unless earned. The income
bends are 10 be lien upon the income Of
the company and interest will be paid when
earned.
Holders O. The securities Of the different
companies ars 70 receive IN exchange bonds
ard stocks Of the new corporation.
The z.5oo oA1 common stock Of the new
company is 70 be deposited IN q voting
Arst collateral trust bonds. and after their
retirement b. the holders Of the second
collateral trust bonds
The principal assets Of the new company
viu be the mines and coal lands Of the
Yankee FueI Company. another impoT
raur asset. the committe says, is the stock
OF the Ratcn Water Works OF New Mexico,
which is = solvent an5 goipg concern, ca
pable Of earning from 70 5 per cent On
its capital stock
New-York tribune., 1910-02-03
gSsLer-

HOTR AND MEAL--FlOl u ara
ea;EE8S 5is s. aS Gs9 S. Atsas 5af:ts S 56as5 spring
clsars s. 5o9Bs4 go; extra No winter g Ig4s9
BT s3cK i y + TfzEzT 2s5 FtorR|6uist: sulE s6sa o
per 100 u CCKWElAT--Hou BYE r
fL2cR0steea toicc p f56ea s. 45Gs4 g. c0RNiEzI@Ein
dried S. SO BAG MEAL--Fine white and yel-
Western and cily quiet: Western sI.irg S2d $ g
s2T 10 standard Iniddiing S26 e9gs26 .; Eour
sos = bull. s2S 25aScs 50 zaczs nlidiInE SIS %
aSsl red dog Sss s9ing s97 5Dine fse2' - - HUA
PRoyIsIo>s-Fir1ner with smaller ODER. Ter
inEs and covering b. shorts inf4srSed b. the
strength in tbe hog nlarbet, PoRk-EirI1,: PoI-- iTI
mess SIS 80 q s23 .: taInnyy. 81 50 S26:
moss. mess Sif 20 az 5o far1,y s15rs16 packet
BEEF HAMS. s24 20 DRESSED E2t5S--
Firm baSoFs' r. = e. oiss rs i@e Z. ctr MEATS
Picked bellies dull smoking los - 10 70,
l25s' x ID 5p LoTv-steaag eIt91
6Tsc; country. 61z q sc LARD-tirIai IE2Id-
dl5 West. u. i5 l255c ci5y y I = :. so[-
E,rs-i, l[sre. Il soc CONPOCND-DuI- 80 Q
10. steariua easy. oIeo. liz, city lard. lSc-
sU6ARResEsd aTa gad & more 6 sets; sa Arr, ~is9 y
5.05c nat. less per cent for nne granula,te9
a. !. e5c net less /. crystal dorninos, IN
Eases Of 90 e.Ib cartons. - 5-lb cartons
75oc Eass tA6sTs s;4'e ,S Sgt Loaf os5 Fse. pc
5-Jb bags powdered. sn4 Easis sonfseti9ngsGrs gGs
c-5rCfatAd 6A0Cs &AAN powdered OotC,
5oscdsred and coarse POW dersd. $3.50; frrit
powdered and Eagle coarse and extra me
z~oru1ara4 : lJc. powdered and coarse pow
5e-sT K 35c. fruit powdered and EAGLE coarse
ana extra hne grauulated, 51ac; Eagle. 2-lo
cartons fine EraEulatsd. 5-$Jc; po#deret
SiL-lb bags. 5.4oc, 5-lb bags. 585c. 1o-lo
Ir-s $500. - and so ID baks. 2oe; Eagle
Tna or standard Eraauiatsd and diamond A
: 15c. confectionery 4. 4 e5c; No J, 4eoc' No
> s5e, nos ard !. 47bc: 30 5. 4Ioc; No
q $50; No :. 800: 30 $, 4.59c 30 =
4 zoe. eSo 10. 443c: No Il. f.4oc; No y +5Sci
-Tcs - il ard Is. 430c; No Is. 4.sec' with.
drawn. Raw firm but quiet. CT pasiS ot
zITc spot closed follows; CentrtfusaI- %
fesf ne: rauscoysdo. SO test. 3.S7c. and mo-
iseses sugar So test. 8. .42c. The London mar
l[rr f5~ beer sugar was steady and uHc hanged; F;
Tebruary i3s and March. 15s sd; Nav l3s
ol.d Movement Of sugar at the United
states ports fcr the week, nsures IN tons. re-
rans against - 5d9 tons last week. 8oSs3 tons
Isl wear and - 523 tons two years ago Melt
turs 50 0ba tone against IS 900 tons, 80 uue
t-1F and - 0ne tons. Total stock l-S si4
IONS corr cared with Io5.4sS toGs, s@oS@ tons
ana Sc. aas-
RIcE-Bustaess fairly goed aad market
arm At primary points demand was good
ard temper nTIn=T.
-COPPER-standard weak, spot
ana February. 13dlS.20o; March and April.
flrt1rca 800 sos. Loesi dealers quote Lake
ronper al - d2ls a t5.sTi.c. eIsctro!ytie at
1S'3TI q "a 6-4rc. and casting az l3.l3As q
n soc TIN-Easy: spot, 81 30 q . l3c; Feb
rtarv March Apr;l and May a-,oo Q y o.
London lower: SPOT fi4T 15s iHtnrss tl4a
5tgber- gt5 Al sI3 Is Sd PELrER-wenk: spot
: 40 ? sos New York IS 2 3-I5c East ST
ileuis London unchanged. The English iron
New-York tribune., 1910-02-03

cinnati, Chicago & st. Louis Railway Com
pany.
INTERNATIONAL STEAM PJJMP.-The
ports for the quarter ended December 81
fetal profits Of Sl2,sso an increase OF OF
S2Sl33o as compared with the same time IN
terest payments were s5s1.i75. an Increase OF
$2s5,Sli.
L S. REALTY AND IMPROVEMENT,
The executive committee OF the United
States Realty and Improvement Compa ny ny
has accepted the tender of the Mercantlis
Trust Company TO sell Sl,0eoe09 Cnited
States Realty and Improvement Company
debenture bonds at 81 and interest.
AMERICAN SHELTERS SECURITIES
The directors of the American Snlelters
Securities Company nave declared the res
the preferred A stock and of IL Per cent
on the preferred stock, payable on
Nfarch
New-York tribune., 1910-02-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Nsw York. February

New York Fob-uary :, 1910
BEETE-Receiuts f1aL cars or = 2sA
head. including s9is cars for slaughter and
81 FOR market; 81 cars sale Steers IN
better demand ard 10 y I5c higher bulls s-tf
cows in light supply at Jersey CITY and firm
10 I0c higher. AZ 60th street Yards with hh-
erai offerings. prices held srsadv for bulls and
cows. some rated The decline Al I51 95e.- tat
coz- 6-n,- Pens were cleared Med MN 20
choice -t@>r- sold al = 30 So 30 1e- 100 ID.
oxen. 81 cor 81 -. bulls. 81 S0 = 81 20. COWS
50 80 e So 10. uiISh cows. SIS q SEQ per head.
Dressed hesr aTHn at So G lose, with choice
saIss-Nevtou q Co: is Pennsylvania
steers f449 10 averaEe S. % per 100 10; 20'
f1St 10, SCI - -. Ia@1 h s5 70. - fo@r ~
tuc<v 1898 To. 50 81: - Bu1aIo TO82 H.
SIS To- "A Pennsylvania oxen. 1914 70 81 90
Mcpherson 4 Co. IS Kentucky steers Isss
h sS 81 10 1900 % So s., I9 1853 10 So 80.
90 vi-ri7te 1911 IL So 30: 10 i1T5 u 81 s..
81 100 ib So To- Z balls 1912 u. s. 20. -
COWS. 1904 lh e. 90 = 1919 u Sc 60; y, 9o5
10 ss 90: . oe5 ID, Sc. =. ST 10. s. so. Io.
s sanasrs. II OHIO s1eeys 1915 Ib. Sc 50.
1e. ifSJ II. So ~. n 1Ie5 u. Sc 80; ~ Penn
svivanis. 11Ic ~ SO 80. cows IisS -. 81:
- 1921 II. 81 -. :. i10e q. sS 80. /, $50 n.
= ~ 1y5a s @; bull 1850 - So. I 1900
IL e -. , fna5 IL s. IS. / $40 70 So .
COWS $50 II. s.; : SO b, Sc -. t. 7JT lb.
Tohfn 3 shannon: cows. TeO n. s..
{; Curtis & son: J bull 1870 10 81 So
II J95e H. 81 So: l. $50 70. s4 50: l. $50 ~
q d . -. lb xs IS: I. $50 10. So so. ! .a-v
1iTo II. s. 10. c5S Ii. 81; :. 1910 y. s. IS
New-York tribune., 1910-02-03
EoREIeN MARKETS.

cuII: futurss 6uI: March. IS asa. MAJ, IS I'd.
July. IS 10 I'D CQEN-spoL stsady. new Anasr1-
cac mixed, IS T-sds oid. S. Cd futures dull
Aareh. IS Tz5; lay nominal. PEAs-csnsdssn.
IS Tad FL0LFt-VFinIsF patents Sss 90
HOPS n London {P2cifc Coast. S5S-5 l5s.
BEEF-Extra India mess 96s 81 PORE-
EElz-ls ness Western. tcSs "a aANS-Sho-,
cu-. E+s % BACOS---C-r1=rla-.d CIT. 62s, 81,
sherT Et5- sSss long clear r-65iss. hight, ste76y.
dos 6C. lsa~T, e4s 50. shoE- cLsar Szcks 63s 81.
cisar Genes, o4s- SEOCLDERS-=Gua-s as
50 LARD-P-t-1s Western, -Ezrcss- IS 50 >
american refined, pails. e3s Cd cHEsE-
Canadian GCss- wElEs 6Gs- cci0Fs6 SSz Sc
TALLOr-P-t-ns cstv sss g. TTRPENTTxr =
spirits, AS ROSEN5-Con-non los 81.
Observation-Disclosures. lid LISsEED OIL.
Lo-6o1. Fer. 2-sCGAP C-a~)-Ce-r-ic1zs5.
I3s 4lsd. HIuseovad5, rs -. BEET SUGAR
June. SIS Cd LINSEED OIL SIS 1-z5 Sperm
OIL z2S PETROI1EC M-Arnertcan -s1ns+.
6-sG, spirits. "a E-RPE$I L&E-sPfrirs. IS
Sd PCSI9S--A11s-1ca1 strained rs sd f1-.