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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
orHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

ChI-aEo. A prI 9-CATTLE-Fecel
500. s--ouz and staad~- steers. 80 = = g -
co-z "a - q s. -. hsifars. 81 = 81 90, bulls.
s. 90 = SIS so calves. SOS 5tocksrs and
- y 90. lover choice ns1-- - eo 50. butch
ers IS 90 n SO light mixed. s. - s. - cheres
light s. 90d 50 10. packing. s. - e s. =. pig
IS so "a s. So bulk OF sales. $ IJ1 > Hi
SH EsE.F-Recei1ts 1000, 10 lIc lover
sheep 81 5O7 50 40. lambs. s. SO6Si0 10.
-iTclHrati April a-CATTLE-Rece
comm on s. u n s. IS HOGS-Reof rsas. 50.
au1 ard weak Jn055c Io7vsr1 autchers
ann shippers. 81 -Oa 50 So common s. = -
FT-E-P-rlereiDts AH- 7tead-. q sou 50 .l-i-
I4-,rh~ steady So - a 81 40
Kansas Ci-~ April 1a.-CATTL E-fjecslDrs
Z Z O0u including .0a S0urher1s- heavy srae-s
sr-.fv To- Toe lower ffghr sreeFs and COWS
strong. choice export and dressed beef steers
s. % e s. 4u- fair u good. 81 81 G s. lt- West
err 81 N s. - Sr7cke-z ani feeders. - n
s. So southern. s. go $ southern ce'xz
s. sO6 SIS az, native. s. 80 hei1-rs. ;. - nss.
burle 81 SOC Sc 50. calves 81 s.. HOGS
Receipts T00a- - q -, lower Tor. - -
srtk or sales. $ 19q -. heavy. s. - q 81 ~
packers ard butchers s. so 20 o.. Iisht. $ ~
ass So. pigs 81 sou - - sHEEP--RecsipfE
no coo. stead o. Toe lower lambs. - ~
$40. vearIiurs $50 50 -. wetlers 81 =
IS -. ewes. So 50 IS % srocSers snd feeders.
F,a-t FaraIe. April 10--NTTr Fs-steady.
p-f-1e steers. s. Il IS so NEALS-R scsf1fs.
t00. slow and CSC lower IS a 81 =. HOGS
ReceiDts e-ae0- slow and soc lover heavy-
50 40. rou--hS IS = - 5a- sfsgs. - 5S7 So
dairies Sc - BS9 80. SHEEP and LAMBS
Receipts 4ooo. steady and active. lanbs
sI0r-- unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
STEINWAY TUBE PROJECT UP
City Still Insists Upon Better
Terms from Interborough.

= conference which IL is believed. may
have Al important bearing on The rapid
transit development Of the city took place
al the Mayors Office yesterday. Theodore
?. Shonts. president OF the marlborough
Rapid Transit COMPANY, ana William r.
Wilcox. chairman Of the public Service
Commission. met Mayor Gayuor 10 discuss
the situation. None Of the conferrees would
make any definite statement on the sub
iect, but al agreed that further confer
cnces would be held.
i is understood that the Steinway tIIn-
mel was the chief subject Of discussion
Mayor Gsynor Las expressed the view that
this means q communication between Long
Island city and 42d street should be made
accessible 70 the public without delay The
tunnel is ov1ed by the marlborough
company. u was offered 20 the city
about two years ago AZ approximately
$3.50 00o. wilich. IL was said. represented
the actual cost A provision - the sale
was tat g should be leased 20 the Inter-
borough and that the city should receive
the local fares. while the through fares
should go 20 the company. The engineers
OF the Public Service Commission esti-
mated that this would mean an annual loss
To- the city Of S352.0oo.
Tie anxiety Of the Mayor to have the
tunnel opened Tor traffic Is looked upon IN
some quarters as giving an opportunity %
che Incerborough % drive a hard bargain,
bur Il is said that Chairman Wilcox IS
fully determined 20 maintain the attitude
which the commission took on the last offer
81 TIC I1teroorouEh- Z is expected. there
fore, tlst when the company makes a new
proposition within few days It viii either
materially reduce the cost price 70 tie city
of -le Steirvag tunnel or Offer a division %
ne fares that VIII prove more remunsra-
frlr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
ACCOUNTS FOR HOG PRICES
Witness Says Packers BID
Against Themselves.

81 Louis. April .s.-The high price q
meat IS due partly 10 fictitious Compel
uon in bidding Tor cattle between buyers
regularly employed by Swift Armour and
Morris and buyers employed by the Ma
Oonal Packing Company. which rs con
Uo--ed ny tAoza interests. according 70
testimony given so-G&v by a y. Ecnn-
F-ce-presioeIt % the 81 Louis Dressed
beei and Provision Company, IN The investi-
ga,on OF tle packing companies 10y A.
iorney General Ma or % Missouri.
To A.-is comp titorlf' between concerns
os;ensiSly rivals 5ut really under the
same control the witness specifically attri5-
ltec the recent price OF 81 - for hogs.
henn stated that buyers cstensibly rep
r-serting the National Conpany. but, in
Fact representing Armour. swift and Nor
r--. frequently bid against the buyers di-
roctly employed By those firms. and thus
Forced ND the price or meat The benefit
OK tl.s policy, which raised the cost price
o. raw material Tor the meat companies.
was explained by TIE investigators as uro-
dustag an illusion Of competition in the
eyes q tie public.
Ihe competition between IRE different
buyers is something fierce" said Benn. 'If
az had rot been for that. -ve should not
have had hogs a. 81 Ia
X LOOKS as 81 the Swift. Armour and
No-ils Interests are really trying 70 La
themselves over the fence hy the boot
straps" commented Attorney General
fla fo-.
That's 3ust vhat 20 IS" agreed Benn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK Au-r 70 fafh
BEEyES-Recsipts - cars. Or 5s2 neat az
direct 70 slaughrerers Nothing doing n Nve
cattle. Feeling rated sreadv- Dressed besr n
fair demand ct II ~ &c per - fnr nar1-s ----s
Liverpool and London cattle markets lower a.
Is = 141zc per 10. dressed weight, -err1Se--
ator beef selling n H. i1i-c.
CALYEs-Recefpts. none No trade n Tvs
calves Dressed calves IN tair demand a. f9T
1Jr per To. countr- dressed ? Sc.
SHEEP AND lambs Receipts. 50 csrs. -
21G0 head. including IL cars for the marSsF
sheep drr1. lambs stead. PENS cleared.
Prime wooUed sheep sold ar - per TOO y
prime clipped DO s. so, culls 81 co. medium
clipped Larnbs. s. - Dressed mutton az rs q
1819c per 70. dressed lambs steady AT = = IA.
country dressed hethoUse lambs hrnn AZ So 3
per carcass.
SaIss-herus Commission Company sot
clipped BufTaro lambs. % - average So = Pc
100 ID. 4 clipped Buffalo sheep. 3 10. 81 so
= sanders . uashorn Jersey sheep. 81 -.
Ss s. clipped DO. 116 ID. 81 50, : cuffs. - =.
81 So
HOGs-Fsc.lpts IA cars. or $50 hss1- 81
for sIau=hrer None for sale on I've weiEhr-
Would sell much ICNer here country dresse1
hogs unchanged
sale laH fzte YESTERDAY i--Andrsw Muller
Al state hogs ts6 n average. $40 . per 100
10. 3 1Gf 10. $40 =.
George & l. g. DuIenbaclC- rs state hogs.
IL u. SO -.
r. II H1ilis- state hogs. 20 n. 40 70
rough. 400 To- So
sanders 81 state hess. 40 y. So, 4
r7uEhs Sc II 50. stag. $50 m. s.
= Judd q Co. 81 state hozs. $50 y. $40 :
rouEhs 80 70. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
AMERICAN LIGHT & TRACTION
BUSH TERMINAL S YEAR.

The pamphlet report o. the Bush Ter
r7i-aI COMPANY f7r the fiscal year ended
on recer1ner q. 1919, shows gross earnings
or & 80 SO. an increase of S3ts.a 80 over the
preceding wear; operating eNpei oes, 800 -'''
and ~, earnings from OrerdttCu. Ss61. ESQ.
Total net income was Sao3. aso against 81
81 Iu 1913 The surplus l0T the yrar, atLer
a. am Increase OF $40 456 over 1905.
The -ond financial showing ~ attributed
mainly 80 The renewing oI operations Wlica
has followed the carrying oUt OF the plan
~ President Trvinu r. Bush tQ establish n
model i'idustrisl colony on the COMPANY 5
Eouta Brooklyn waterfront plant The
backbone Of the establishments - present To-
for,uet rv n rhain or model lott buildings
located IN the immediate vicinity of ship
ming facilities by water and land. 10 D.
planned To extend the chain or iott DUNG
iurs 10 the number OF al least twenty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Fo~eigu houses
solo about L5,so shares on balance in this
United States steel
GOLD ENGAGEMENTS. - Further en-
-aEemeut5 OF gold agErcGatinE &1.150.e01
were made yesterday. t-ossmau * Sielckcn
taxing $3.50 90 and the Bank of New York
.-.'.tN itL -IlI lent 10 brazll and knautn-
Nacngc a. kCaua 10000 -or London. Pre-
Ltous announcements included SZ.5f,.o"t 10y
htCuer- PEABODY a. Co.. destined for Lon
don. making in ali s. .-aglo 10 q our TO-DAY
on tie LGs-tania and $4,000 by the Ma
Llone4 Sank n commerce. 20 DO sent 90
south America. the total shipment bE TO-
4at steamer for South America being
tl-83l. .Na All the shipments arc IN gold coin.
r. is understood that those O. London have
been made possible through concessions by
The Sank OF England
central Trust EXTRA DIVIDEND.
The Contra. Trust COMPANY has declared
share payable on May -. The company has
reen paying regular quarterly dividends OF
: per cent since asst june when the capital
stock Wa Increased from S1.0l0o00 10 S3,G00,
Fe. and Tie extra dividend viii bring the
total distribution 90 stockholders for the
year uD % g Der cert From 1893 70 1919 the
With - per cent extra which was payable
lu May. or an aggregate or 81 per cent
Yearly on The Sl-0looJ3 capitalization.
WABASH RAILROAD NOTES En-
TENDED Wabash Railroad Company
las arranged with Kuhn, Loeb & Co and
b.a.- ~ Co. tH- size extension OF 5000 90
-ar value Cf the Az per cent gold notes
maturing llay l. 1910 Cor three years from
hat date. with interest at the rate Of AZ
per cent, payable seml-annUallE. The re-
manning 3 $50 co face value OF notes now
outstanding VIII be- paid OF al maturity and
cancelled. The lien on tie collateral now
securing tie notes viii continue uniu-
paired and in addition the notes viii be
secured by SS.vo0Wo Wabash Railroad COM
Ta-- lzt -cfuudinE and extension mort
gage per cent gold bonds.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dividends
have been declared as follows National
CITY haIh. regular seulI-anuuaI % per cent
payable Nay q. Connecticut Railway and
l.l-1rlEE CoUpaur-, regular quarterly I per
eD.I+. payable NAV -. J. g. BriM COM
preferred. PAYABLE Nav .. Warwick IRON
sLl Steel CCurl.1-. resI -ar semi annual .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool April e-wtfEAr-sDet sui !.
futures steady: May. IS SaAd. July. - "a.
OCTOBER. IS esd CORS-Spor quiet usv
American mixed. Northern. IS Sd, cid. s. iaa
futYfra- nominal PEAS-Canadi - -
TO CF-Winrsr patents. SIS % HgP- =
London lp2c.lc COasr1. "a rt5 Is. BEE-F-
Irv--- india mess. lbs. PqEN-Frir1e ness
western HISS 20 HAMS-Short cut rs
ACOE-CruulDe-i cut. 6Ss- snort I'D. Is
69- Clear bellies. 6Ts- long clear uiddies. SKI :
and heavy. SIS sd. short clear 1acSs. -
SHOULD ERS-S1Gare, JSs 6c- LARp-P-rfTi7
Western. tlerces SIS 81 American refined
rails SIS Sd CEEES E-Cauadf1n n1est
v-Hire ass Sd. col0red steady. SIS TALLcN
Prime city. SSs TJ-RRAaSrT 'Vfi-Spirtts. -
ID ROSLN-C,0mmon. lus Cd REtSO Lt-l.-t
REFINED. Tfef. T.INsEED OIL As od GU -
wONSEEp CIL-HuU refined. spot. Is 5o
TTOW-Australian in London. us sd
Toudou. APRIL -SCGAE,-RaW. cen trffu
raL fTs % -nuscovadO. is: beet. April -
81 TNSEFU-CaIcutra. April-June, IS n
TINSEED OIL. 40s Cd SPERM OH, -
Petrol. ET-sT- american retnec SID sptrfrs
ID TT~ppENTINt-- spirits as ~. A0StN~-
American strained. los Al- une. los 81,
Antwerp ApgiI 9-PErEOLEt n - trencs
so centuries
MeutreaL April I9--C n EESE-pu-ls Oh
IsSs 4l2Ec- folders. - :, G lSc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
QUITS KNICKERBoCKER BOARD
Herbert I. Sa5terlee Resigns. Follow
ing Ed OF Rehabilitation Work.

Herbert Z. Satter-ee. who Is d s0l-l--laT
OF D. Picrport Morgan. resigned yesterday
as director of she EniezerDocker Trust
Complain, and Was succeeded bv Lewis L.
clarke. president of the American IA
change National Bank
ar Sa-terlee was elected a member c.
The bufckeIb0cEer board on March g. 1905
t1u days before the reopeuing Of the in
sttturou, which had been forced 10 close
fs doors ou October o., IeI7. AFTER -Ia
" a Few hours. during which s7e050J lu
cash Mas V--ler--l. A. counsel for The
aeue-iroT-' committee Le val lr-t-u mental
il -ormU la-lle r-e -lC-- o. -l---ll nrlor. and
7ras elected a director a. the request 81 the
rlree voting -r-1-ees---1elry ~. FrlrE.
r-Is -ase Ls-g--lrl and al--1n Y. EeT---l1
--.a represent the deuCsit1rs.
Ills resignation tt v1l said yesterday.
was 1ac IL TIC fact t--- there WAS no
longer a-- necessity Tor MN Goo remain uu
-re board. she depasir1rs having been paid
SUI -u.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

. 1J1J 51i1c East 81. Louis. London lower at
~ - Cd. IRDN-E-uElsI market lower az SOS
OIL for Cierci1ud warrants. Locally quiet and
tJnchangedi 20 foundry Northern. Sl-9Sls 80
No =. So J04SfS. No ( southern anu No
Southern soft. 81 J0Gs 81 %. Pig iron ccrtif-
Gates iul anu unchanged. No sales.
MOlaScte MD cEkI P.--Flrm but qulet-
NAVAL >IOkES-Splrits Jurpeutiue steady
Rosin and tar drm. Tiusead OIL unchanged
Refined petrole um steady AZ recent prices.
HfDEs-Bctter general demand. ana sales
slightly Tn excess % the recent movement This.
combined With comparatively limited offerings.
gives the market firm temper, with full but
unchanged prices quoted.
LEATHER-Hemiock sole firm. with good
demand. and Union steady. Fun prices we're
generally noted.
DRI Gs-Esssntial oils steady % firm. and
business was duicseusd a little during The week
Full prices were noted ROOTS selling well.
and fOr leading goods fun prizes were obtained.
COTION>EED OfL-Nodcrately active.
safes. 1e-GoO bbis. prices steadier. closing UNI
changed % 4 points net advance Local con
tract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

SPOT cotton quiet and 10 points higher. az
-. tSs for nIfdlinE upland ard Il. 80 Tor mid
ding Gulf. Delivered on contract $50 bales
Southern spot markets steady and unchanged.
Liverpool cables. spot IN moderate demand.
sales, 5000 bales speculation 4rd export.
900. American 1000; Imports ZOO: Amer
Jean. 10000. Middiiug upland SD. Futures
opened steady Z % 6 points lower. closed
steady. q % 6ts points lower. April. TGJ--d;
Aprii-Ma-. T.8od Nsy-Juue T.55d, Juue-JuIy
sid Iuly-Augl5t T-46d. August September
T-l7d. September Oct0ber ga Cd. October
November. g. 90 s. q. Noveu- Der December e. l~G
December January. $40 cd. -Febrrlar,-.
GA iads February March, sid, Earch-A pril.
COFFEE-Dli and featureIess. with sales
0f $500 bags Prices were unchanged 10 q uCiu,s
lower, and the market vas extremely narrow
and easily influenced by comparatively srlau
operations either w4v, Hare WAS q frame
higher and Hamburg wac unchanged 90 2
UfenulE decline RIO was 100 refs and Santos
% refs lower. The scarcity 1f low grade san
tos coffee is given as one or the reasons for
the poor demand. buyers refuse 20 take
higher grades and arc holding out for new
crop coffee although some authorities MAIN
tain that tlta stocks ne interior points are
larger than generally reported The spot mar
kst was STEADY Al &c for RIO 80 :. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20

PRoVIsION atsIy active ana nerv-
-.s. r-th active fluctuations both ways but tone
PGRk --steatl.' mess. s2t 500 e.. family SIS 90
aS=7 90 bort cisar- So saqSz7 81 BEEF-
slG 5oaS1-. extra IEdia u.sss $500 szi- BEEF
hA3-9' .-tgS-5 kLssEp aoGs-I-.lsys
~ e.. pigs. 10 CUT tIEst rs Picked bellies
.lno..rs. 1Gisa17c- 10 2. IL. u q, l5ssc. "a
TALLoU-- ted. -it,. Tiac. country. .zi7s,c
LAID fet-". N-ttlo West. i-55ti i-t5c. cifg
quiet j. rcSueI unsettled south America
9 20. Continent. l@-. Bsazii lzrgs IS e5c. com
und steady. lo4 10 .-y- TEATINE-Steady.
oisu it1i7c city lard. I3c
AR-Eehred steady but auiet and un-
rhauEed- Ihe lowest price for standard gran
u-a..1 seemed to o. "ipc net less 4 per cent
tons at some udyanr-- MAY was wanted M
i'-lGc. basis 90 test cost and freight equal
.' 4-so' dutt paid With Sc asked CLOSING
s,,r,- 80 to- is-. -. Aia l,S -
e ex-Vrssef 25uo1 bags Cubu rentrifugul
May a1ipmenL a. : ia-ldc. basis .9U test. cost
1000 bags "uus CENTRIFUGAL ano4t duo to-day.
If . sc. basis nG test. cost and fre.Eht. equal
90 49, ne London market tor beet su-ar
vas 81 hiThcr Cor spot with others 2tad
hish-r april aad MAY. Ia 90 August. l4s
RICE-Quiet hut steady rcr- and geueraiIy
nrm az primary pn.ut-' Dan Talm4se.s sons
Company. Nasr oE-a-ls. tal4-rapas Louisiana
crop aueut Co date ar follows Receipts.
rough. is5tzo3 sacks. against s67 aa1 iast
wear. sal,s cleaned. Logs ioc pockets. COM
pared with T.-ST ola Carolina movement 10
aais Receipts ''''o4 pockets. sales. tS.los
METALS-COPPER standard closed usaf.
SPOT. l-.t SEA - tl-G AU4i. - asa d.. zoe. My.
g. 1ffri- it-. June ana July ~ ~ T.. To-. Len
CON lower. SPOT closing ES7 and FUTURES 81 as
ne He LaGc copper here u - isf o. ~ g..
llfC troll &c ~ Iaa lac casting b. 61t gre y5c
il%--tHUll. snof Sc 90 81 nae 02lsc. Aurif 81 -
4.l8 D-r- May % 9n86t fuC Juua 80 0UT So dds
July - eTis $50 i0l Lsuaon hrn snst sac
rs d.. FUTURES 20 tI6i - "a LEAp--DuiI
SPOT : asel4 4oc View Tork 201s 2sc Fast s.
Laafs Londcn ulchangst az fI2 - 81
sFELrER-pull. spet. 55o45 doc NeV Tork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
CHICAGO GRAIN ANp PROVISIONS.

Chicago ApEif 70 IA strQuE tasei zn. market.
with L.Eer1cuI figures materially advanced. Etvs
vvHea- shorts an excuse - WIN re Gr~s
ing ard heavy orytus May ~ 10 wis
Tuly and september took on a gain ~ about &c
~1a uprur1 was shore Hved and succfnred -
ne pressure uf Ions lines ~ IHiY ana SspSszlinsT
which were n4t out AZ che tempting ddva1nF
Ty1r1ers OF cash whcE. togethcr .ta elevator
concerns. Joined Iu -OrgfuE rne u8rAet vim
,fF,riu.-s All ma htilis gave way. July saDA By
sar-sss f-o-- 81 or. o. ~ sf A. sHd seq
t-r-he~ shaded DOWN rem - OoAs - ees-s wFrs
Nav rrlra -ird fror.1 81 - . la 81 O6-. The Gloss
va weak an arluvd win july Nr - st
e. COS -,rr-u-ber. fse4osr deun a. So rs
ana NAV tsrts s. ~ a. 81 G6 as CO.,. lu
4. - -s4sl.ra corn arluIdre1 Wheat an1 ~
sfffr narrower TRAITS eats reflected ne e4fiN A.
rsa-a ara Iaf-r ie~fne "a The othcv sTaifs.
Prov -rrtr rrfyVtfirsf tudiuE ar abrupt te-Ii'@
~ i've hr- prices. atvtnce+ steadily through -
'.-s.ras -fnrfre f~-ur fv1rst~ err. 9Th rOriz
rroriuursliziug enc advance Range % prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
Nh NAMES CARL Berger
....,ss Graft inquiry Turns or
W. S,Tldiru Superintendent.
ARK IN RENT CONCERN
.,nv That oGcial Paid for
-.,-es n Device Used
bv CITY.

81, I'll, a-afl ..ult ir tac Ser
as - -e-sa., testimony was en-
- .---.-a-sa- oa the records lh we eliieo
- -,--missioucrs ~ Accounts res'l-' d
- .r.res Como sion % carl bers-F.
ae -,. rf Che C-,-rs Bureau OF
- ..,e ssc5cra Sanitation COM
Ls-. -,r s.rpied to comm -ssioncr
81 ,,..a- r.. TL'E, brother n
r.s-,h ---. Inventor ~ The THY vert.
rE1e -,-.-s-. controls. According 20
ID, -o.s-f- shares ~ sock En-
49, sa1l.-t-cn Com aa7S ie'o z.
Z, 80 --e architect nroJher q
80 we're PAID Cor Hv carl bserger.
II s.e-s--a az f'-s testimony lies in
- - a. tlar Berger Is oopa-1uca.r
= Lee .- tle TNIv vent - its
sf, ..,----e .-.r- Uar - tHs tire
.t -.s- or IRE ~-a-ke-. As re-
t----.L proved l-l-a 80
- -,..--.4--.. rl-llE move rlaa 900
- ~ s.,f5arfs u twenty 80 months.
re-rlg- -r.l Borough Pres .1el't
g. III. -rasaut &c -he iucc~ro~a-
= r~----rr. .l April, 1885, a.
---- Berger WHO was then, as
q ..---- .f I.l-.--E.-s. was also
- fr-lr--r. as We. az George f.
-a- - ---s.- ll5.----e-l iu the Ai.--
-. --s-.-.. Lo-.s Berger Ihornes
- nov. r--stsar o. the COMPANY
-. and william H. [liT. T5or.s
- ere original u-eslde-t % t1a
-r- zase- .-- treasurer
.-.- ~ --- company WA place
-. CO., .~-.-.- -r1-es 81 500 pa-
~ l1e-~ al-o-e NJ ~ AR
-. rce- r--E -Tertg, CHASER
60 .-.. a-l he z1G bis brother
80. -s-..z --- --sm So % share. c1-i
- a.a l--- 30 him personally
-..- .-- SIZE sock held By Louis
---~- -.--.e-. 1905. v-t1e- The Gr-t
- uss ----. .-a- - y 1venblr- IeoS,
= -f.f----- ceased. n. T5-l-'s lE-
- ~ -r Investments IL $500 Blr-
- .--s-s- CO.. received S5.--L iu llyi-
80 ana Pa. ....-- an4 -hc TWO. Il---s
= -.---4-.- .r $3.50 each received Gi-l-
t-d1 g. s-.Ls.
-, ... ~ t-e -r-L-- .- Tie reclg-
~ .-.H-.s- yer. .. r-c Queens Bureau cf
y s.-zz We 1a-iusea several months
.a.- rsu-a--- --ee- va- elected io rl.
~ nee -sl .--1 -f Joseph Be-nlel
~ E.r-a-s- ...r mites cf taxpayers. ei
.sa rhare- Fore Caldwell. ~ 80. a.
-sra- Is attorney. becoming tu-patert
Il Esrc-4--. 1ela- to appoint 60 -pe-.s.
--~ t--r--r- General t1 Investigate dud
r..r .-lr --+- charges against THE Dor
Il sEr-l-- las decided -r present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
PsoseERITv SAYS JUDGE LovErr.

Tho Hartman railroads. has returned from
SIX weeks. inspection trip over the sys-
reu. ''Thc business outlook through the
West is splendid said ho II think tne
crops VIII De- good generally and will cause
a continuation cf the good times We are
now cnLn-tnE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
BUTTER INQUIRY BEGUN
Elgln Methods To Be Put Up 10 Fed
eral Authorities.

chicago. April -s.-Chicago batter dealers
declared to-day that al fuvest iga-ion OF
conditions under which tre Elgiu board
fixes prices has been started With q view
I'D presenting tho evidence TO the United
States District Attorney.
~ che meeting az ElEin Yesterday. it is
declared boz Chicago coEluis=ilrn men. The
Elg-u board fixed the weekly Price at -
cents. oatEotlE The Chlcagoans b~ packing
-le meeting with clerks ans other en-
rio-es
IT 4. Purcell. one of The chicago dealers,
who Wa a. ElgI0. said TODAY. The Elr.u
committee, Es a. rGle. makes the price w th-
rut IA single sale. and We have 10 suffer
from r. Tor the rest ~ tho week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
HOGS ON TEE ToBoGGAN
High Prices Rapidly Becoming Past
History

High Prices Rapidly Becoming P7st
History.
Chicago. Ap--l -3.-Recent hea-v arrivals
ot alzs arc reflected i1 decline IN prices
or 81 i1 the LAST few oays. A few weeks
2ro hoss sole a.. IAe kisheSt price since thc
CITN Var thus atL~actl-- he1xv 81. D.
merits. sa!t pork On the Board q Trade
recently underwent q decline cs S. but the
's7-sg.ss1 stsadio5 to-day en- bus Ing by pack
e-s. who were able 20 purchase -lse cured
product on a basis &c 81 cents q pound. as
compared with 2 cents &C. the live article.
CleseiaEe. April l9.--IIogs feIi II 70 cents
d hundred pounds here today. making a
rc-sl drop "a tie market Of more than g.
a hundred pounds I'D the last three DAYS
Ti-;e1C-E, April "a drop % ~ cents
q hundred pounds ia the price q live hogs
-ere tg-51- Was an incident IA t.le course
Ct she market. which has been "a ing Cor
several weeks. The high record made less
than month ago v4s s. So and to-day's
best Tr-se was 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
PETER COOPER HEWITT WINS
Secures PsteHt On Transformer After
Legal Fight Of Six Years.


washington. April -9.-Peter COOPER H-0-
.rt of Sew York. grandson OF Peter
Cooper and SON of former cIa~or HEWITT.
laF wou I'd legal battle which .ss been
uaeec H tle Patent once and -Ge United
states courts for she la-t Six wears over The
priority nj lEF enlru OF an electrical device
which le considers more important uaan Eis
mercury Vsror cIo~--, lamp. Patents for
which DE applied iu -,gL were Issued TO him
to-day prouumclnr lm ~ 1e the eise0y-
err- of static device for trausfOru5n-
alternating currents into direct currents.
mr.. HeRftr he #eVe= that fl- device viii
ver. largely srrersede the .natz. cum brous
machines known a. rotary transformers
and u.iI enable fre alternating .N--enr -0 be
Used where - has never been used before.
especially uI electric railroads which de-
rive their current from alternating dis
--+I-r.u- systems many OF which require
the current 20 b. transformed into direct
current Tor use on tie motors OF the cars
up locomotives. The General Electric Com
naIv opposed 1ir. EeWIrr's claim 10 the dis
e0EerE and patent rights.