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New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
OTHER LWeRsTocK MARKETS

Chicago. March 24-CATTLE-Receipt
5000: steady. steers 50 700 - -; cows So
calves. $3N - 80, st0ckeTs and feeders. 81 I5G
- 20. HOGS-Receipts. ~. 0O0, weak. choices
heavy $40 s5aS11. butchers. $40 80 a $40 e0:
llght mixed, SO GO0s10 .: choice light. $40 20
$40 az pigs $40 1O6 $40 go. bulk Of sales.
$40 aO0 $40 30 SHEEP-ReCeipts. 3 600, sheep
&c higher lambs steady; sheep. 81 500 81 20,
Kansas CITY. March "a 4-CATTLE-Receip
4.OOO. including 800 Southerns: best strong
others weak choice export and dressed beef
western s6a IS p: stockers and feeders 81 50
a So 81. southern. sGaST T5: Southern COWS.
50 . ass: native. So 5O4sG 50. hsifsTs. 81 50
Receipts. 1000: g higher; top. SO 80: bull
OF sales. $40 so q $40 50; heavy. $40 12l3 n
$40 50; packers and butchers $40 900 $40 80.
light. SO 20 "a $40 20, pigs. 50 5OQsl0. SHEEP
Receipts. 9OOO; strong. lambs. 50 s0l SO 20
yearlinEs. s. - 50 50. wethers. 81 I50Ss Jes
ewes. s7afs %: stockers and feeders. $50
East Buhalo. March 24-CATTLE-Rs-
ceipts -: fairly active and steady. prime
steers. s. T50Ss 50 VEALS-Receipts $50.
active and SOC lower. SGQSlL HOGS-Re-
CENTS 900. fairly active and steady: heavy
and mixed. s11 t00SiI 15. pigs, $40 T0nsl0 -.
SHEEP AND .LAMBS-ReceiDts 300; sheep
and 1oa i5c iower lambs. 81 e5a $40 50: year
Cincinnstf March - -cATTIE-RecstP
common o4 oS' 81 soa & Is HoGs@Rsespts tSsSs
strong So higher: butchers and shippers
Sil e3n S11 10. common. 81 25d $40 80. SHEEP
-Receipts 154; steady Sf0~ 90. lambs
Plusburs Mach % = CATTLE - supply
nsht; eheles- s. 500 s. 40: prime $3.50
s. IS s. 30. culIs and common. 50 50Q s. So
lambs 81 50e $40 50. veal calves Sf00s
HOGS-Receipts light: prime heavies. 81 20;
SI1 10. light $40 S5a $40 90. pigs $40 T5e
$40 50. rOughs. S1Oa $40 50
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
SAY DETECTIVE WAS SLAIN.
Mount Vernon Friends of William j.
Lynch Scout Suicide Theory.

EN-President Michael J. Lynch Of North
Pelham. brother 81 William J. Lynch. "a no
was found dead "Wednesday night with a
bullet in his heart in bathing house al
Ions Branch. \. j., does not believe that
he committed suicide. and the police II
Mount Vernon also refuse 90 accept the
same theory.
Lynch for sixteen years was a member
81 the Mount Vernon Police Department
and subsequently was employed by de-
ieCtive agency. He was working on an
important case n is said, I'm Long Branch.
An examination Of the body. which was
taken 20 Mount Vernon yesterday. showed
seven peculiar marks under the chin and
T. was believed they might have been madg
with brass knUckles.
Lieutenant George AtWell. who was sssO-
ciated with Lynch In detective work IN
Mount Vernon for six years. after looking
al the body Yesterday declared that there
Was no doubt in his mind that his friend
had been murdered. Lynch owned prop
srty valued al from $1,000 10 N2,0eo in
YVestcheSter County.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool. March "a 4--wHEAT-spOt Dun; /;
futures firm March. - 37sd. MAY q II Tsd;
July. Is 1&d; October Is 10iaG CORN
Spot quiet American mixed Northern,
- 4isd old - SisI; futures dull July, S.
49sd PEAS canadian. - 6d FLOUR
Winter patents 32s HOPS-In London Pa
cihc COasti. f5dt6. BEEF-ENtra India
mesa slrong i2Os PCRK-Prims mess
Western. Hes Sd HAMS-ShOrt cut. T3s
RECOMMENDATION GU. as sd. short To.
T3s Sd: clear bellies 74s, long clear middses
light. T3s. heavy. 13s. shcrr clear backs. J0s
Sd shoulders. square G}s 0d. LARD-Prirne
Western. tferCes. Arm T2s sd. A'1erican re-
dned. pals 72s 81 CHEESE-Canadian hnest
white strong. SIS. cOlored. 62s. TALLOW-
Prime city nOminally 33s TCRPENTINE-
Spirits AS I'd ROSIN-COmwCn. los Cd
PETROLEI- M-Rehned. Tisd LINSEED OIL.
ass Cd COTTONSEED OII-Huu refined.
spo, 3Os iOtsd. TA-.LOW-Australian m
London. S6s 3d.
London. March - RAW SUGAR-Centrif-
ugaI 15s 1tqd. musCOvadO. i3s sd BEET
SI-GAR-MarCh. las - a. CAI%CTTA LIN
SEED-Npril-Ju1e 62s Cd. LINSEED OIL
SOS 9L SPERM OIL. az PErROLEJ NJ
American refined. aid. spirits. "a. TJRPEN-
TIN F,-Spfrits as sd. ROSIN-Ame eFican
strained. los Gd fine 1js Sd
Antwerp. March 24-PETROLEUM 20
francs 80 Ccntimes
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25

et earnings. s2.O50. .IO2 81. 582. 50s
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
GERMAN COUNT A WITNESS.
Mining Company's President, Accused
Of Larceny, Placed on Trial.

Noah r. Barnes, who was president of
the Cottonwood creek copper Company
was placed on trial yesterday before Jus
lice cor iu tie Criminal Branch - the
supreme Cour1 oE an Indictment charging
him with grand larceny There are Two
bills against him. one charging tie lar
ceny q So 80 and the other the larceny
~ $500
The principal witness against Barnes Will
90 Count Johann Ferdinand Non Hochherg'
friend % THE Crown Prince of Germany
and form ar secretary .of enc cottonwood
creek Comlauv. Through Inducements
made To him by Barnes count Non Hoch-
berg disposed of much q the company :
stock .o his friends in rLe German nobility.
Mos 90 Yesterdays ~ess.on uss taken ui
SSH tie selection oi a Jury, counsel Tor
Barnes heing careful not 10 ACCEPT Tor the
Jury amy ono Nho had ever houglt mining
stocl or was a native % Germany The
t~al NJ lrucced on Monday
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
sTATELABOR PARTY
puTLADELPHI.I MOVE.
posrd Wagon DyRdmitod-
Cympathofic Strikers Return.

,.,,bia. March si-ln.ercst in the
si,uation here vas centred to-day A
.,,,,,n.ion held by members - tie
,nions 90 form a noW political party.
p, ave hundred delesates attended the
A,.,r from which newspaper men and
one without union. cards ar other
,,rtials were barred
o. 40 close az the conventiCa "a was an
-, t-ai q commitiec ~ eleven headed
-, ! Murphy, president ~ the Cen
,feror Union. he'd been chosen 10 at
a. tho details o; organising the new
THIS committee Nlll select eleven
~. members in each Nard .a the city "a
-.,i,s,e City committee.
ii. ,rc whose LOYALTY 10 the cause 81
..s,, can he doubted viii be placed on
.-,ritiee. A coutriaution az one days
i, erauce ths new organization vii he
nm every member ~ ne ncw
50 Non-unio0ists viii be permitted 70
49, sf,er tho preliminary organization
81. ,,,s effected.
-, Vas no change m thc strcctcsr
-..,- ts-dav. both the compeuy and th,
..s,,r car mon continue 10 their stand
- ecrrarv reported tonight tsat an
.,s rurt,r 81 cars had been ope7-
II, ,,.ssv. ard for ihe FIRST zine since tte
mas declared the cars were .un on
..sr,a, surface lines. II was also sta;-
I, ...t four hEudrod learners are now ua-
y. .rs,rictio. no tho cars IN operation.
,-,,b,r death v-as added 70 the list of
-, victims tonight. when samuel stead
- sfshty-foGr ycaus. was killed by a car
!. 81 street. ans south College avenue.
- .ss announced to-day that q general
...,,,r Of union men viii he held a. the
---.,i iabor Union headquarters next
s..,sr 10 consider the advisabfitv ~ call
=, III ihe general sympathetic strike. Il
al ths de'eaat 70 the meeting will be
...,ssl "a yore Or can or the strike and To
IN upon o. union workmen 10 give the
,.-ssi.r carmer financial support
V-sss rstgurs wom g riot CAL in the
-...ssss,ern section ~ The city to-dav a
....,, y.aror was badly damaged by dyuE-
-. o.,.t exploded under the vehicle SiX
.s.srsr trc driver and q sergeant were
- a. -r, street and were badly cut
-, sru'seG Dr. of Tho horses Was cut
-. ~ legs No. is believed Tie dynamite
-,s rsled az ;te ,rack by Strike sympa-
.-,s ior ,he purpose ~ damaging a car
Il ihr thc na,r0' wagon figured In the eN-
r accicen IF
-aa WIN WAS detected placing 9 stock
a.. ,,ts.-inr -v1 81 IS ~ dynamite on
s- raca vas ts.5 .a heavy ba!l for trial
| f-I
n, aslates-si.ou OF the general s,mra-
ts.f s,nke continued to-day. Hundreds
r-u hands employed in the textile in
a fsir.ss returned 90 work and building op-
,rs,io1s Vhich We're ded up by the eeneral
ua.soui were resumed IN many parts Of
tns cly W0rkmen n other industries are
ss, slowly go.rc back 90 their places
T.s one conspicuous exception Is The
srarsmred Society of Carpenters and
nss which Is stH holding its men out
ari sgpec,s lo keep Them out until the car
rrR ended The members of the As
seated Carpenters ~ Philadelphia and
Ual.y. a rival carpenters Organization.
li.e ifiE-led o. work. having made new
| agreement WIKI treir employers. which IS
O uh sdNntsge of both SIDES.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
UTILITIES BILL Law.
Fort calls Measure Good
Foundation on Which TO Build.
IBy relegraTh 70 The Tribune. !

ifiF leiegrogh 10 The Tribune.
Trenton. y. J.. March 2i-Goyernor Fort
signed the WakeleeiPierce public utilities
bill to-day. al the same time making pub
lic a statement defining his attitude toward
the measure. The Governor I'm his state
ment SAYS he hiss satisfied himself as 20
the eonstitutionality OF the bilI and quotes
an opinion OF ex-Justice Van Syckei Others
he had consulted were Chanler W. Riker.
Attorney General Edmund Wilson ami
Frank n. Sommer IN discussing the bill
itself. the Governor says:
II certainly is a long step in advance.
~ " did nothing else than give the com
mission power 20 inquire into and expose
Unjust eNacticn and 20 inhibit unjust dis
81 $, SItlinlna'ions IN. 3. as to rates and charges-
nate II Il should fail OF enactment. But a.
ooes go further. In that "a cOnfers upon
the Utilities Board IN the strongest Ian
adequate service by all utilities companies
1huer thls power proper and safe car ser
vice can ne required. To be compelled 10
n1ns upon straps should soon cease
! approve the act in order that the princi-
PIE may ne established ana the act made a
basis 10 build future legislation upon which
snail Be more effective. There must al
ways De beginning IL I should veto this
till. am quite sure I snOuld greatly please
some people when 7 have reason 20 believc
nave only withheld opposition in the hope,
N not the belief. that / would veto II, and
they could then intervene and prevent any
legislation and allcge that the executive
who has been insisting upon n public util!-
ties bill. had refused fair one, and thus
attempt 10 throw the responsibility upon
him ! DO not propose that any OF those
now caught in this weak net shall be per-
United 10 wiBgle out through any act OF
mine.
Both houses OF the Legislature worked
hard to-day, and as a result a Large num-
Der OF nimpOrtant measures were sOt out
Of the way. In the Senate Mr. Wakelee's
bill. prOviding for an appropriation Of
Sdo.o@ for the proposed Henry Hudson
drive I'm the Palisades Interstate Park.
passed without any opposition. save from
four Democrats who voted against H.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25

foundry Northern. SlsQSfS so. No North
ern, No southern and No 4 southern. soft.
SlI t5lSls 20 Pis iron certificates sun-
chanEed- No sales
MOit>>t~ AND ~ikIf--Stoadv with
moderate business and prices unchanged
NAVAL >ToRtS-splfifs tuFpeutine quiet
but about steady. Rosin and tar steady and
unchanged basis.
OIL>-A further advance was reported in
the market for nnsced OF. Calcutta oil being
advanced &C. and American tc per gallon.
Refined petroleum was unchanged LINSEED
OtI~-Americen seed. city raw. sOGsiC out
Of-tOWn raw. 1aM 4nC. Calcutta raw. 0Oc
LARD OII.--st 20nsl %
fOTTn\>ffD DIf-ACtivc and nrmer. clos
ing az net advance % 20t2 points The recent
strength In lard as we'll as the general hrmue -
IN all oils and fats and the advance in cruis OIL
IN the south. has resulted IN a active out
side speculative demand, and lrices have al
vanced shorts have been run 70 cover. sales,
q. zoo bbls. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
new STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM.

The partnership Of the Stock Exchange
arm OF Allen. McGTaw & 20. viii expire
by Limitation on March 81. when Robert n
Allen and William N. Vance viii retire
from active business. 4 new firm under
the title Of Mc6iraW. Blagden & Draper
has been organized. as 81 April 7. 20 carry
on The general Stock Exchange business
formerly conducted by Allen. McGraw e.
"a. Tine members Of the rev firm are Stan
ley ID McGraW for several years q mem
ber of jhe New York Stock Exchange. Lin
zee Rlagden. son Of the late George Blag-
den. long . partner IN Clark. Dodge & CO..
ana Charles Dana Draper. con - the late
William "a. Draper and > grandson of the
late Charles A. Dana.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
NEW CURB RESTRICTIONS.

r. : Mendels. who has general iurisdic-
tiou over the affairs Of the curb. announced
some additional steps yesterday in the re-
forms he is instituting with a view 10
safeguarding the interests Of the public In
its dealings with tho outside market Here
after companies making application 90 have
their securities admitted 20 trading on the
curb Will. "a addition 90 the requirements
now demanded. have 20 furnish . sworn
statement OF their financial condition and
give a list of their directors. with their
addresses ana an iEdividual reference for
each They viii also be required 90 have a
transfer once In this city.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25

FIOTR and MEAI-Very quiet with
P.s e. m ss ssady So I6% uDsaangEso spsas
s. 80, winter patents. - Goa 50 10. spring
clears. - Goa 81 s.: extra No winter. - TOa
straishts. g. t5a g. ~. RYE FIOUR-Firm.
fair to good. 81 3off 81 -; choice 20 fancy.
s. .. BAG MEAI--Fine white and yellow.
81 asa 81 So coarse 81 S5fi 81 ~. FEED
western easy city quiet western spring.
50 - "a So ~ standard middling. S24R
50 so hour do. SIS 25 n S2S - red dog $50 80
s5l city bran s2f 80 bulk. S26 - sacks.
miadIing. se6a $40 30. red dog. S3i hominy
chop. s26 80 bulk. ST 20 socks: olImeaL ssT.
PROVIsIONs- Moderately active with
prices hrmer. Influenced ny very small oher-
sales ~ 100 tirrccs MAY iars If n sac pSRE
clear. Seaa s-G ~ BEEF- Mess. Sii 56aS SIS.
family Sl9N sla -. packet. SIGN sI6 30. extra
s2lQ SO. DRESSED HOGs-Firm. bacons'
itrc. $50 H. t'sc: 100 N; itSc: if0 NJ.
lies hrrn. smoking. re. 10 M. IGi, n lie. n
n. iGi- "a sc, ~ 10. iGisc: pickled hams irm.
I1.c iNEB-stealy: middle west tIes.g
a. t"c- citt. lfaC. IChnsd firm: south Amer
iCa - i"s J9G'aent l'c' srsz,l SECS i6 t5c
SUGAR Refined stesdy and fairly active.
but unchanged standard grautlatcd quoted
e bi~d TIE worlds Visible supply % sugar sugar
beet suesr was a. higher FOR March March aSd l1
April which were quoted az I&s sd and
1tsd higher for MAY. az ts al. This IL "A
new high record for the season Raw here
was strons in tone. with considerable bust
ress. part 20 spectators and 20 United King
dom. sales Included GO. Uuo bags cuba cen
tTifugal. ApIi loadirE. at Be-. basis aG test
free ON board. 90 United kingdom. being equal
90 30sc cost aud freight. oT ++5c duty paid.
Also iO 0u0 bags Cuba centrifugal. 20 specu-
iators az 3ts O.. basis 96 test. cost and freight
equal tu tfSisc duty paid. spot prices
Centrifugal. pd test. f1,ir. muscovado. ~ test.
$50. and mnlasres sugar. 80 test. dGtc. VIII
lett & Gray Total stock of EGrOpe and
America. g. iOu 1d2 tons. against . III. I0O last
wear at the same uneven date. The decrease
OF stock is go f.N tons. against "A decrease
of 3.t 80. last week. Total stocks and a adaats
together show a visible supply 81 2 eaa TG.l
tons. against 3.52s. 100 last year. or a decrease
Of iue i9S tons"
RICE-Firm ana unchanged. with good
WETAIS- "COPPER" stoudard weak. snot.
.. s.ts ., ig 05c. March and ApriL A. SOa
10 osc MsN. A. s0d ii Toe. London easy. spot
l5S i5s fufuras $50 LIS 80 Lake copper here
tS3Tts f' 20 H62isc. electrolytc a. leis 10
ig31fs,. casting t3ti t1 zoe The New YORK
Metal Exchange viii be closed until Monday A.
and the London Exchange viii not reopen
until u.Nt Tuesday TIN-Ouiet but Ann
spot o.. - q. Tsc. March. ~ roo a. Ts- +.
Apfii art Mav I2 - " 20. 5ns London strong .
SPOT ttiS e. Gt futures CtJn - 81 LEAD
Fast - Louis. london hirhsr. ftG STEI-
4. t.c EaFt - Louis London unchanaet a.
f"3 GRON-t uchanged AZ SIS ad for Cteve-
lanI warrants in London Locally quiet. No
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
Na BALTIMORE GAS MONOPOLY
legislature Passes Series Of
Five Bills.

AZ March -i-Bt vote winch
A-r ono rf wsn!muy. tie state
''Fhi Isssfd Ia series ~ hve
r.,a o' I.a-r.. st th' House of Dele
'H as r.s Ras repeaiers,
- -.a lA. Consolidated Gas. I-lectrc
la. t'oaer Company ls deprived e.
a-s.. .d npoly in rs une a Bsl-
f..-. II" pHsssee 'i these hlIs. winch
~. 'rot.efs uln sIen. 81 uas upos-
l-,. any company Co. De- o-ranizcd in
\. -'-ilel. laH more or Howard roun
IA pguse of Furnishing eVen a
3 49, ' II..uH 20 ras ai eleDturiiy
80 p. Baltimore when thr bills
ff.,. Nl1.aced ar omolsl of ;h. Co1-
Psi !, ''l.iany Vas Oa0ted as saving
i .,... "cl, lass.l Baltimore world
'''scd n dsikn.ss
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
PENNSYLVANIA TO THE ooAsT7
Renewed Rumor Of Purchase Of Atehi-
son Denied in Philadelphia.

The old report that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company was planning extension
10 the Pacific Coast through acquisition Of
control Of the AtchisOn. Topeka a. Santa
Pc Railway Company wss revived yester
day in a dispatch from san Francisco
which said that the Pennsylvania was buy
ing Atchison stock on an extensive scale
The rumor was denied by Pennsylvania
representatives in Philadelphia ana found
no confirmation here
The entrance 81 r. DE Witt Cuyler. Of
Philadelphia. p prominent director of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. into the
Atchison hoard several months ago has
been commonly regarded as an indication
that the relations between the two roads
would become closer. The Union Pacific
held $40 000. 900 Atchison preferred stock for
seyera' years. but has parted with its en-
tire holdings since the close Of its last
fiscal year
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
GENERAL CLOSING OF EXCHANGES

All the exchanges Of the United States
viii be- closed to-day, and nearly all to-
morrow. The New York Produce Exchange
and the Chicago BOaFG % Trade will be
omen FOR business tomorrow. as Will the
grain department Of the Consolidated Stock
Exchange The English exchanges will be
Closed until TUESDAY morning. as will the
Montreal and Tonorio stock exchanges.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
1sIIftL aLtMrp 80 oEara.

.rss r'F"ncr.s jEry yesterday rc-
tfr,5 =, ll', tlat tnc u'Eigcuce 90
hs,H,,' ''f au oric1e. and n sen,y
e..,a !, employ ing Incompetent help.
l.,e e a'a'h ~ AIRS Annie Isorsell on
ard i"rssll lad been operated
"a, "' 'ng taken to an uprc. noor
tann,s TatIor The orderly.
.f a.. 80. alton fsW inches below
Hti.. .. h and ucn tried % raise
~ e,t h p.uIeoted over ls edge
Atlss 80 'a rapidly upward and the
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
eLoAkNkkees Plan sralkE.

's h'e..-s of c.aekrnaxcrs wcee he'd
'-''-s paris 20 tge cii: Cast evening 20
,-'-s "a -roiaI strike far higher
-ha shorter W.rkfny The princ'-
aag Na- t,Il AZ Cooper Union.
'''e'lles ' 81 9u,eJ trs 10 continue
- 'e1sI I' portion 90 mo cloaknsA-
~. who'd 'rere ar. susg; twenty tha.-
-.L sreatar Sew York. are enrolled
al. -aaknaEe.s Onion. Tn.n the strike
49,, leean1 r ID stated. unless the de-
no enrIr-ts lre met
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
CENTRAL DELAYS ITS ANSWER
RTE to Ultimatum Of Trainmen May
Be Given Today.

Z" NeV Nork central Railroad officials
f'r no Tesdr yesterday % reply 20 the
na'um ~ fhe grievance committees Of
'a.nmel and CONDUCTORS that no lower
'-fH lau tEo-- the Baltimore & Ohio
-'.oaa sgse,f ta pay would be accepted
-f Central mon. The conference al
-.a ! Crowley. assistant superintend-
l tie railroad, was 10 communicste
ff .o -rr rommittees was post
s- az Crowley -aio yesterday thai
'e-s m'ef ready to-day, bat he
give n0 .r. uf IT'S character
ohcers no r.e rWo brotherhoodE
'- said t.r would not accept G.
-.'' nrul. .Hs.tar anywar They VIII
however -.r trs reply - the com
Niia0lt tHHE further action.
'fo"ie' said last evening that the
''noe committee oi the locomotive fire.
me cen,ra. had asked FOR a con-
F over ile demands og the iremen
laclce increase ln wages ranging
10 p Pep cent p heir demands viii
"Aen Gl af-e~ eI tac conferences with
onnl't'css li fre trainmeu and con-
+. .egs s-s over
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
nlenER LenIeH VALLEY WAGE.

South Bethlehem. Tenn. March si-The
pay Of twelve hundred fremen. employed
Ola tie Buffalo. Easton Jersey city. Perth
Amboy. Sayre and CoAton divisions of the
IehIeh valley Railroad. will be increased
by amounts averaging about per cent. ID
vas announced here to-day The Woskday
Is 20 be- changed from q twelve hour 70 a
ten hour basis.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
U. P. LOSES GREELEY SUIT.
Is Not Entitled 10 Strip Of Land from
Denver TO Cheyenne.

Denver. March = Judge Lewis. 4 IN,
Federal Court. to-day handed down de-
ci.ion adverse Go the Tnion Pacihc Rail-
road in the right Il Wav litigation iu
,,raele,. CoI. which Eas been iu count 81
number - years.
nidse Lewis ntla TIRE railfnad was NOT
entitled fo a. strip - ground 500 feet
,,f5e Yrnm Denver 80 chez enue Under Hari-
ous Congressional grants. because r. had
r.ilcs 70 comply VItn fhe terms 81 the
grants
TEe f1.rI rfflsfl f.e application - TIE
Trr'fop Pacific fDr al injunction restrain
80. 49,. tt,nNs-. IaTamlt A Southwestern.
~. t..i,aEo. Burlington a. Quincy and
,rn.I. ,.ofunanies from lIilding along its
-...l,s a. NAV iu tne f0W "a. 81 Greeley.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
DIRECT LINE TO AFRICA.
Hamburg Companies Announce Service
BEGINNING on Jnly IS.

Hamburg Aar'h IN' lam 'l
American + S.eamsHip '"inl'ah}. me woe
mann alambrtf-M -Me,l AiIl'a' i-'"' ana th'
ua!ltlge- Bremen Aliii'a i-'''' "a'' ''' '''''
...si,lisb .oiutt iHe between NcW
,-.,. ...F fre a,.st cuast of Africa. sail
-- l.euf, Iulg = Riih the stean5ef
o., s,esmel- us'i cag q LAS Pslrnas,
-, IslsrGs ans % seaondi. Aoora.
,-g. caiabar and Duala. ail in Afr.ca
..1..r ,,rs of can viii be selected la'er. Il
a, t,,.. .,s,ity arises.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25

New York. March -. lNlo
AIN-WHEAT-Firm. with evening up
for the holiday. the principal exchanges OF tne
couEtry being closed on Friday. while liver
pool closed Up until next Tuesday. IaDles
were hrmer. and the weather IN the SoulhWSst
clear. with no indications OF rain IN ths
immediate future. and the shorts were good
buyers Prices the. opening were = 4 -
higher and after a moderate decline rellsu
close eas-d OF a little, and hnal prices were
at not advance OF 4. a - Export Dids
were out of line and no business was re-
ported No red wheat here was quoted
81 - r. and No I Northern ~ 2 Z o
openiug navigation. CORN-FiTm during the
day active covering by shorts who were
not inclined 20 take risks over the holiday.
Prices az the close showed net advance or
ssNIisc. with the Nav positions showing
the greatest strength. Cash corn here was
steady with steamer 6+iac bid and No "
60 &C. both elevator export basis; export 40
.. &C nominal Z % b. OATS-Steady and hrIn
in sympathy with the other markets Cash
oats were quiet. with natural white - 70 ~
lh. 49MSlc aud clipped white - 20 ~ 20.
50t9 q 53c RYE-Dull; No western 9o'2c
nominal o New York BARLEf--Nomlhai-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
.UFFALO ROCHESTER & pITTsRURo

BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTsBURG
1910 1853 1905
81 week in Mch. Slss023 SI34 30 SI49O4T
July l-MaFch q 6.s27 9l4 53ti4 $40 5 $50 s04
WABASH
81 week in Mch. S59a lIG Sa9a Gls S459 81
July l-March p %. $50 T96 Is 625 O4T 10 $50 go
DENVER. NORTHW ESSTERN 4 PACIFIC.
July l-March II zoo is5 50s PSI
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT.
- week in Mch. SI3i g82 Sis 500 SiOa $50
July l-March IA 1874 T2i I .24o 4SO l140O65
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
.,,,ocoo TsNnlnc PLANT FIRE.

J,r-irs. "a VA, March 20 The itamile-
a.. .rs,,,i,.. Company plant. nt hHmhlc-
,or. one ~ tho iare - boz ;a' state. Was de-
.,-,,,o A.. '-nre to-day v'th . ioss es'i-
,,.,,d 81 s. i.ooo.ooo. The plant employed
three hundred mtA-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-25
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEAPOARD CLEARANCEs.

COTTON-As both the New York and New
Orleans cotton exchanges Will be closed to-
morrow and Saturday. while Liverpool will
not reopen for business until Tuesday morn
ing. OWinR 10 the Easter holidays. trading TO-
day was quiet and fluctuations narrow. Toe
opening steady az advance Of ln3
points. but after the opening advance prices
gradually eased on 10 a net loss Of Ia >
points. The market In the late trading hrmed
up on spot house buying Of the near positions
and from covering Of the later months The
close Was within point or two or the top on
active positions. For the week Southern spot
markets are unchanged 10 Lc lower sales IN
the leading markets have been moderately
full owing probably 20 the filing out OF
month-end engagement Local contract prices.