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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Lverpool April tS--WHEAI-aRet dllt
Futures quiet, Nay. - 10sd. July. Is % d.
October Is T4.d. CORN-Spnr quiet. new
American mixed. N0Frhern - 3l-d- old. 90
sd FUTURES nominal PEN S-C4nadisn, -
sd FT.OCR-Wfnte patents. SIS Sd. HOPS
On London Pacific Ceasgl - tesd - f3s.
PEEF-Ex-r1 india NESS. TIES I'd PORE
P~lr-- mess. Western. f-0s = NNS-Shorr cut.
rs G1. NCON-Cuuherlan cut T0s. sh0r.
~fh rs clear bellies us iong clear ufddl 80.
IIgrr o. heavy. Tos- short clear backs. SOS
SHOULDER S-Square. 6is LARD-Prims
Wes-eru tIe~ces and American refined N
pals. SIS 81 CHEESE-Cauadian unesC
vrtre. Gas. roIored- 62s TALLOW-pririls
~f-v SSs CBPENTINE-Spirits. As 81
FoSrNc-f' -ruzr-ou. tas -. PE--EO LFT Me-
Hred- Tl.d LINSEED OIL as ia TAELOW
-augt-ailan IN london. SIS Old COTTON
SEED OTL-Hun ref0sd--SSat IS ~
london. April fG-RAW SJrGAR---Csnrrfru-
gal I5s- muscovad0. f%s 81 BEET SJGAI&--
SDrsT rts 81, SEED-t'1iCutta. q pril-
nm. sls 81. TTNSEE0 OH. 40s 81 sPERlr
on SD PETROL W - rTericsn veinsd.
.F1-f sui-lrs Cd TURPENTLNE -Spirits. as
"a RCsIN-American strained. los %. dne.
I5s ca
so ccurtucs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeW york.. April 49, 1910
BFTyES-Rccs to1 cars. OF f857 head.
including s. ears for slaughter and % tor che
market Steers in limited receipt ana 90 b zoe
higher. bulls drm 90 llC higher thin cows
sr-fdv- others An Co zoe hign-r. Yards
cleared promptly and tone Of trade much bet
far thau or Monday Prime and choice steers
ssid al s. 40 u s. 50 per TOO ib. oxen. s. % r.
So bulls s. 80 . So -. extra bull. IS -.
COWS. - as "a s. 60. talleuds s. - Fresh COWS
ssarcr and Grm 90 $50 $50 Cor poor Co good
choice quoted az $50 $50. Dressed beef firm
AZ o. H12i=c f'r native sides. exports to-day
10 Bermuda ~ cattle and 80 sheep
sales Ftrrrs Comm sEi1n t1mutu"- Is Ohio
steers tsD5 ib average, s. S. per 400 20. o.
IIf8 OBJ. g. co. p. 1856 lh s. t5. o.. 1886 lb.
:. AZ. II f@S5 10. IS 40 pcuusvIvanlu bufI
1890 TO- s. 5J a. 900 ls. 50 IS. g. 5s5 ID. - 8.
40 20. 81.
Nrphersou e Co . OK 1900 10. IS Is.
bull I44u Do. 50 IS. 4. 1880 Oh. SIS 20. g. 4Sd
by S. G5 8 Ice il.t S. 60. .. 1850 10. s. -. a
1000 Ih s. tJ :. Sc lh. 81 20. cows. fttc To-
sac ID. s. -. 4. 400 10, 81 81. 9 1000 10,
81 so. 10 0d2 II. "a -. Q. go ID. 81 20. Is a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
CELIA INDICTMENT OPPOSED
Government Introduces Evidence Il
Bucket shop Case and Rests.

When Louis A. and Angelo Celia. f-dscr-
cd az NaslinEton. on q. charge of con-
Quoting bucket shop. were arraIgned be-
fore United States Commiesioner Shields
yesterday -ncv denied vehemeutIv that
they Were guilty. Thc~ also declared that
they we're never fn any vav connected
vi-H the Standard Grain and stock TX
change OF Jersey City, which was said
tu have been conducted IN violation OF The
statute
The counsel FOR the CeHas. Howard Tav-
.o~. ot ectsd % tho admission OF the in-
1lcrms--. buI COMMISSIONS shields let u
20 - -Een 1Ir. Taylor admitted The
identity OF the Cel-as but denied that thew
were The persons against whom the lndict-
uent was found
Detective McCuuvfIie told on the witness
stand OF having testified against the Ceuas
before the grand 'l-v az Washington. but
thar Re I'D uot now them. r. E. En-
-e-n1u. "a p0stcaice Inspector. said he had
'-vestlgaeeG The Jersey CITY concern. but
did EOt lzlCw tie accused men
Clement H. Delaney. a former er1pIo-r
m the place. knew Angelo Celia SAYING
rc had seen him c1e-e. Thomas J. HAYES
" Koch ester, @1rue-iv a correspondents
ll The Jersey Cry Exchange, also knew
Angelo Celia. gosoph A Kelley who
worked fl- the exchange had seen An
r-i3 celia there I'D 70 the time Of the f-st
said iu January o. this scar TIE gov
eminent rested. and the defence VIII be
heard tomorrow afternoon
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston Zoe
discount Chicago l.C premium san Fran
cisco, sight -, telegraph .i-c premium
New Orleans. commercial par and &c dis
count. balk 81 premium. Charleston. buy
ing par selling 1-L-c premium St LOUIS,
--sg premium DID, soc premium asked MIR
ueapOiis. SOC premium Savannah, buying
t--tc q scglut- selling par
BANK CLEARINGS - New York. ez-
changes f53a.L+3.l4l. balances Sl+.S5I,595. Bal
Cs-- Chicago. exchanges &-9-1S5. $50. balances
S. 4l-555. Philadelphia, exchange e.. 5a6. i52
balances El.2-+,sLs.
SILVER MARKET .Comuetc.aI aar ziI-
yer. 52zsc. Mexican silver dollars. SIC. Bar
sl'-c- lu London -iaEed a- = c--tC. n ad-
vance CT Sd
COLD PRE8uU1L-In Madrid 5.-5. LIS
lou. 1925
MEXICAN EXCHANGE - Mexican ex-
change Oh New York is quoted AZ -.u--.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Recairts
from customs yesterday were Srst.os5. IL
rz~-1f revenue e-i- f7f and -.--ca "a r-1uS
$3.50 total ~ S. -, s+s against -otaI 1x-
geLClt-res on ordinary account Cf $50 s-3
For the mon-l q date ordinary receipts
have been NaG-e2j ard C-liEarv eXp-nGi-
-u-ls Els.-s5 sz The excess OF expenditures
amounting 20 SO Tor the fiscal YEAR
O. date ordinary receipts have been E5
3-3l-- against o. IN The same Lue
.L 1915 and ordinary eGrelCl --fes 3d. -. i5..
against SIS e. s55 IN 1903 the excess ~ ar-
-eloItures Llls year amounting TO S6.5G2. l--
conn ar-l H.tL an excess last year ~
y7H5a5, ~ Including Panama Canal account
and lrhf. E-lt. r-e excess Of al. ZEurugI-
G.l.al-, Ils. against an excess u me CORE
Spending period "a year ago or Sis. is-.s54
ST-E-rEF-1 ST-2y The Sub-7re8 sI.rv was
debtor 90 -ls Clearing House go -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
L. L F. R. CALLED TO TASK
Sharp Rebuke for Not Reporting Acct
dents to Public Service Commission.

a sharp rGbuke vas conveyed 20 the man
agenenc OF The Long Island Railroad Com
Tany BID a letter dispatched yesterday to
Ralph Peters. president OF the Conparv. by
Travis II. Whitney. secretary OF the Public
Service Commission
The cause or the rebuze was that nine
tatal accidents occurred on the Moutauk
division OF the cOmuanv's road during three
months and no explanation was forwarded
to the commission. a hearing was held on
one case. and 10 was found that TO effort
had beer made by the management 20 as
certain. Tire manner q the accident 70 a
man found dead between the tracks.
ar whitney pointed out in his letter that
Any Investigation go be eficaGloUs must be
made after The accident. and he blamed the
company Cor assuming that because 10 one
reports AZ accident no one knows ANYTHING
lcuut ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
Two NEW CHICAGO BANKS.

The organization ot tle Ia sale street
National sank and Tie L. sale Street
Trust Company has Been completed. &C.
clr1lu- 70 dlspatLhes received IN Wan
street trom Chicago yesterday. and tEe two
institutions. each of which has Sl.ooo g0o cap
l-lL VII 1Dgr fo- business On May Z
TIC Lirect9rates CT the two institutions.
be-a az Hhi~h are controlled by -1ited
States Senator William Loriuer. include
William C.. Brown. president az the New
YORK Central Lines. John n Roach. pres
ilalt of tle chicago Railways Company.
CONGRESSMAN william %. l[oxlev, Lorenzo
r. Anderson. banker and member Of the
Sew York stock Exchange, and Senator
Lor.-re-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
FlIlD DISSOLVE COROAGE
,.-,orsFion Has S622. 600 Def
" "a Which Is Still Growing.

.-,,-icatlon OF ten q the eleven
Of - = -i.r standard Cordage Com
6-s 49,, blanchard. CT the Supreme
rs-l' ,---.- yesterday IN order 10 per
Co-i~ s..s 20 show cacse cn Nay 81
&C. 80 corporation should net 1e Folan-
- '.r.-ss The directors in the pec-
az ~ F!ssolulon % the company set
90 -. IL has Beer operating a. loss
f1l -. .,.e-- is 20 prospect Ghs1 the coro-
81 - vrl improve Sufficiently 70
80 -,-rfrle for TIE Corporation 10 pay
raA1 -s- .-- rs f-sr mortgage. The
'hs ,,.- outstanding S2.-s9-2S5 IS CT is
-..--,. az S..s.1.0lo. vlta a pa value
q y ..s,.o-.-s s1t forth that 1he~ have
.--. rhe stock. effects and other
c., OF she corporation are not sun
ro r--a g. reasonable security 10
= $40 may deal VIII u anu mat ,hes
~ ,..-ef--a. 10 the interest o. the
-. trar rhe corporation should be
Trio balance sheet OF September
--r.cr was submitted with thr last
-.-,-. on January iast, showed q
s1 ,---- trading % so 572 O.. The
RI -. rf -on-cnc-sr.ve pla-lts was
..l6rw- b. S
-t--s. rs-. che interest on -rc
100. bonds. amounting q Siao-Sol,
3 - -r. loss -.- trc year ended sep
r q, -.a. sci Gs ,. This. added 10
ia-- -. existing ou October q. -9JA
~ 80 t- scr 81. gs made the total
e. --e s. Ncnc re --e plants of tle
sr now s- o~e~-r.c-. having been
80 r-.srsc --cv coEll bee operated
---e. SO income ts derived tr1m
81 80 ug.tl 0-lica On meet the inter-
80 e--- mortgage and She Carrying
~ tre various properties cf r-e
----z-- ..- $500.
49, are 1--zta-1i-s t7-c mortgage. enc
- ,---..s Trust Company 10 secure
- 10 ere principal and interest
-. =-s- --e-l-lle 5 ger -c-t -Ecnl----Te-
- bonds which were not 70 exceed
- ard SECOND mortgage 20 rhe
-----s-- .r America watch -s al
- mortgage t1r pe~ cent twenty
-. ,.-..-.- bonds. which were uot rc
=. -la1l. The schedule 90 assets
- -. -- arr- -I- company had
- Il -.-E ~ z.1g-0 Isl. cash in the hands
- s-# and accounts and bills re-
- f..u E The stock of uanu-acr-
- M. r-.l~-e-sG at S-22 SCI = and
.-..-..-. -l t-c Sew York Office
EE& -
-, i. v.s..v 5.e-- el-eI-
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Els TWO BOYS AsPEYXIATED
Wealthy italian Father Blames Black
Hand for Deaths.

FtrtzhurE. April 1s.--vo sons of Philip
Bsla-l. wealthy italian - v~in-l1sb,srS,
were found dead i1 bed elriv to-day. The
~rr-tls. one eighteen ana the other sixteen
years Cll died from asprvzlacor. ac-
co~f.-r 20 the cor71e-. but the father as
ser-s they were poisoned Intentionally. The
police are making sn iuvest cation.
When HaGaH learned Of the death OF lLs
--o boys 1c fen ia g faint. declaring wildly
-l-t che deaths were -he result lr a veu-
lcr-z -l t-e part 8l Ets enemies. ID whom
Ll had refused 20 pay money. Two years
ago Bada-s summer homo was burned
For months after sle tlcerdlary blaze police
guarded -he EadaI horne cay and night
Intermittent letters have been received by
l-e family. demanding uoner. Ter rne last
s-z mon -s. These Icrters were turned over
to -Ile 4ltlo---fes to-day, who VIII TT %
trace -l-e-r origin
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BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE BONDS
7,.7f sf siO.00C0O0 for Extension and
rnr-crement Projects.

..- -.-.s- MAS -.acr interested veste--
----.-..- 4.-t --an rr-ade.ul.a
-...-.- locomotive Works .-as
4. -.--- -..- "a $50 ..I ila bond issue
---- s.--.-. e-a---..-.r-. rsr -rg
80. -...... "a .s-t.-s -..-a said I'd
--........--- .-n,-ra+ae WINE no
......-.-.- .- r, aha -r--oses " l1e
--,.. .- .s r..1i.---5 t-st tf.e
.. .-..-..-....- --s.I-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
SAFE BANKS Lose eRouNp.

AIoaz-. APRIL IA heav- falling on from
November % last 10 March - IA TIE total
resources II the 20 state banks Of deposit
ard discount Is shown iu "a statement To-
Gay bv tile state Ealk Department. Az
greEate resources on March ~ were sos. J7S.-
~. @ decrease cf S5-.ss55ss. Total deposits
show "a decrease OF SI4S2t7e9. the total be-
IS $50 57-9l6. There were small increases
1 Tie stems ef loans and surplus and IN
DIVIDED profits. the sam n loans being
s. sel.Ss. making q total Of s5ee. 557. and
The increase in surplus being s54Lzs5. the
taral lrlu.. 81 Sa---L
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way Trust Company. regular quarterly -
per cent. payable May l.
REPUBLIC IRON AND STEELa-An-
nouncene0f is made that more than two
thirds OF the old first mortgage bonds OF
the Republic Iron and steel Company Out
standing at the date Of the new mortga2e
have already been retired or agreed 10 De
retired in accordance with its provisions
The Republic Iron and Steel Company an
nounces an extension Of its offer until Aprh
Is. 1919. 10 the holders or the old bonds 70
buy them at 105 and accrued interest 10
cash.
REFINED SUGAR ADFANCED.-Ihe
Federal SUGAR Refining Company has adj
vanced refined sugar 70 5l5 cents Ior
prompt shipment and So for twenty-elslt
days delay. an advance CT ana j" points
respectively.
BALTIMORE & OEIO.-lt was reported
yesterday that the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road is figuring Oh new equipment thai VIII
exceed in cost 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
TOPICS OF TEE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. Foreign houses
stock MARKET United states Steel common
supplied the larger part 81 the business In
tLe London Stock Exchange settlement the
egnralEJ cu American Issues was ST. per
cent
CONDITIONS ABROAD. - charles r.
rts.lack .-e OF Chicago g leading bankers
E-u recently re-lI ned from europe. said
in England tsyorsoi@ and improving.
Srea-A4rE on American 'lveEtmerts Dc satl-
The attitude az Auz-lsl investors toward
American securities u better and rle tCce
~ business comment seems ga. &c free Fr9r-,
anxiety a. 10 the. .ulIfied late future. T. is
believed that there g. 70 immediate 1lCa-
-err n way between llv OF Tie Leading ra-
t.gu- ~ the EARN. and tLe feeling of Irrg-
lshuen toward the United states .z ralre
and more frateraaI % it, cne-a-te-. ] be-
ueve N is quite tr-e r-at sound inTeatrre ATS
in the TnifeG States md Canada are being
more sought after than rFe- before. OF
courre tie g1llcal situation is an ABSORB
iEE question. DIT 'A@' VIII adjust ''-s-i IN
SECURITIES LISTED The following
s-elrit-rs have been added % che Stock
Exchange Est FOURTH National LanlZ, s.. I.e o.
g8 additional capital stock. ana king total
listed ~ Hu7 So. re Jto0J additional FIRST
rrgrr-leg ll- ll.arcra. crust thlrtv-Hrsr
lla. Telep1lue and Telegraph Company
wa King total listed e-3.lsa.Dlli sllll.l-J adri.
lol4l general NOR gage 3eI ,ri- oansa
Ci tie Cleveland, Cincinnati, 1uica4o q ST.
LOUIS Haliro4d COM any, making total
listed s-,--l 5a, and tlsevi.e" nfst mort
gage atfr-raaE d Uer cent bonds " the
CnIca-l Great Western Railroad Company.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dirileu1s
have been declared o. follows The Credit
Clearing LJusl. = per cent GA Lhe 3Ie-
leIr-l ana oue-lal If / ptr cent ou the
common. payable May 81. United Drygoods
fomualles. regular quarterly peg cent on
Tie common. PAYABLE MAY T. II Is. tlafin
COMPANY. regular quarterly "a per cent en
tae -rst preferred anc IL yer cent on the
second Ir. .erreI. no ralle May .. Few York
and l30l4 aras Rosario Mining Company. D
LeI cent, payable April - ana Tie Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money on can opened
a- ga Der cents highest. G-e per cents low
cr-s : per -e1-I- closing ga per cent r-Il-
lu- rar-. 81. per cent. last loan. IA peg
cent Time ul1 r. continued IN moderate
demand. Rates. -.4ia per cent for sixty
dags }-0+z Tor ninety DAYS and for L0ur.
i've and SIX months and al 20. over chc
year Mercantile paper was ISSUED iu mod
crate amounts. meeting with a fair demand
Rates, EaI5 per cent for sixty and ninety
days i-lDr-el bills receivable 4l=T5 per
cent FOR choice t0ur and SIX months names f,
81 If t0r others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE -TIle foreen ex-
change market opened steady. with cables
quoted az -.sSE4 et=. demand sterling az
4-s-6sg $50 and sIEIy-la- bills al ASS "
ASH Short francs were s-l7te less l--- u
5.l7-- and short reiClsmark- 81 5-Lf- The
market was shade easier in the after
noon, showing decline OF q points Cables
we're quoted al aSI95lASS. demand sterling
at 4.S16 -.s7tl and siNtL-day bills ~ +s-lu1
4Sf4. Short francs EeId around OH less
--it and short rpfrlr-larks az p5 5-L1
Bankers posted rates follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
oKLAHoMA,s RAILROAD LAWS
Constitution Said 70 Bar Expenditure
OF $4,000. 600.

Guthrie. okla. April .2--That three thou
Sand miles % rarroaG now projected IN Ok
ishor-a VIII be constructed q the cousti-
tuition is amended. rer-cvinE restrictions en-
railways. Is stated in the argument fled by
tho Oklahoma Federated Commercial Clubs
with the Secretary Of state as final step
toward holding a. election az which the
proposed amendments are 20 be submitted
Before statehood says the argument
''-re Lad AZ active period OF railroad build
lnE- which has now ceased. The cause Is
apparent There ts 20 money tn Oklahoma
20 huiid them and outside capital cannot
be induced 70 invest because when built the
roads cannot be sold The adoption or this
amendment VIII bring the state within the
next tgro years S75.eoC. Do IL taxable railroad
nrcnrr-v,
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and without important change In prices.
Resin ana tar frm and unchanged
O1lS - Lluseed OH showed Increasing
strength and prices advanced n cent IN the
strong seed situation Rehue1 petroleum was
uncn2ngcd PETReT4ET Af-StanGard white.
obls- LOG, bulk. A2jc refined cases. i0.1Jcs
water white. btis. q 2Jc. bulk. -IJc. cases,
II bSc. LlNSEED OTL-American seed. city
raw. s2u s3c, out-of-towu raw. 81 = SIC; Ca
cutt7 ruw. H0c LARD OIL. 81 eUu 81 -.
toTIONSEED OFIs-Active. with sales 81
Is 900 bnls. prices were frmer. closing at net
gam % 2Ql& points. Local contract prices
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f. T. Elevator. export basis.
CHICAGO INpUsTRlALs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK. APRIL Il. 1910
GEAFN--TvEiF =. steady early, Influenced
ny covering. steady cables. and absence %
rain In the Southwest but after working I'D
about q from the previous close. developed
weakness. and IN the early afternoon sold
down almost &c "a buzhel- with heavy iquida-
ton the part Of speculative longs and
hanuari-= by bears. There was moderate
covering 5ust before the close. and the market
made a moderate rally. b-t Hnal ngures
showed q net decline of q = &c per bush 81
There was a fair r-nart business AZ the de-
cline. sales amounting 20 20 loads Of Manitoba
wheat Buffalo basis Cash wheat here
easy N-1 rcd quoted 81 20 r Z. and NJ
Northern 81 -1as b. opening navigation.
rCE(-Stea1v early. but turned weak IN
sv-ura--- with wheat. rally at the close.
with final figures showing z decline 81 = q
SIC Steamer corn here quoted 81 &c bid and
SO & 1gr-c. both elevator export basis TX
mort 10 : &C nominal y. OATS-Ad-
y4vced early and sold or 90 the afternoon
fr =-rr~a- 1- with corn Cash oats firm. with
7a..-r7f Write 90 20 10 70. quoted az fatz n
48c and clipped white. - 90 4 To. A z. u
5--ac. RYE and Ba ELEE-\ominaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14

Company. ard Valentine Z. Snyder. presi-
dent OF the National Ra1k az Commerce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
CHICAGO eRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April IS Prospect OF ain IN Kansas
v.ss me controlling factor IN he wlsat Pr
yyEi-b induced "a drop Of g from the high point
Corn AMI fen less ssaErlv an hqIfc&rias
TluEe II rricas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
BONDS
roRALT STOCKS

-Ex dividend and rights. FEx 80 per cent
stock dividend and I per cent cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14

FURNISHED by Warren. GzowskI i c.. 70. IS
Broad street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
SAN FRANCISCO INNING STOCKS.

San Francisco. april G.-Ihe Official clos
.,., gu5tafiaus tc- milling stocks to-day
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NEW YORK PRICES.
NTERTOR RECEPTs.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

COTTON-Oueued steady az unchanged
prices to AL aavarce of . points. Old crop
positions sold r19 points ret higher early.
with Nav touching 4.9Tc. the highest point
since early last week. During the middle or
the dav prices worked Of 70 net decline Of
about -af points Then the market rallied
showing al one time a net gain u about o re-
points. and easing or slightly under realizing
7vs- before the close. Liverpool showed 20
fresh feature. ruling steady Local contract
0rfc.-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
1NK STOCKS

Reported by clinton GILBERT. No. Wan ss-ss.I
Bid Asked. Hid k.Ees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14

Decrease. +Credit
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN
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a- - Nsv YORK.. April u. 1910
peas Demand for waite beans comparatively
small aud prices Sill favor the buyer. some
new export business IN red kidney % 3 =
z - -. shippers terms. LIMA sell fairy.
gther KINDS neglected scotch peas yeas
BEANS-MarrOW. ChOico, bushei. s. 50 y
s. 30 fair % good. s. 70 q s. 50. medium.
choice. = 3. pea. 81 -. fair 20 good. 81 - q
3 70, imported medium. 81 Is. pea. s. 20,
white kidney. 50 051S3 10: red kidney s. 80
q 81 80 yellow eye. So Is. black turtle s0up.
3 > 2 s. 30. lima. California. So q s. 0J. PEAS
har Tr.af II al o. - tn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-03-19

With the idea of providing for a
bond issue Of 100000. to be submit
ted to the people for ratification, an
ordinance covering such detailed and
proposed improvements is now in
course of preparation and as 1t comes
from the mayors office, with Mayor
Reilly's unqualified endorsement, it
is promised that there will be no
trouble in getting 1t properly before
the council and the measure may be
introduced next Wednesday. OF the
amount specified, $4,000 is to be set
aside for storm sewers and S125,000
for paving. There appears to be no
provision for additional sanitary sew
erage, and this is one matter which A
number of citizens have noted and
have taken it up with the council
men. There have been several to go
to the mayor himself to discuss the
question, and not a day passes, since
the preparation of the ordinance has
become generally known but what
councilmen are not asked aboout it.
An interested caller upon Mayor
Reilly yesterday afternoon was VIM.
A. D'Alemberte, one OF the enterpris-
ing citizens. when I have any thing
to kick about" said Mr.. D'Aiemberte
to Journal representative, 81 take it
direct to the mayors Office, where all
such should go. But, on this occasion,
however, 1t might not be called
kick / wanted information, and from
the discussion which we had, l be-
lieved the mayor learned something,
and l know learned something new"
Mr.. D'Alemberte learned that there
was in course of preparation an Or
dinance to provide for an additional
bond issue for the city of Pensacola,
and he interested himself in the mat
ter enough to find out its promising
provisions. Then he went to the
mayors office, remaining there about
half an hour yesterday, discussing
what was best for the city in the
proposed issue. and the mayor was
quoted as quite agreeing with him.
Mr.. D'Alemberte, supported by the
mayor, takes the stand that there
should be as many storm IS sanitary
sewers and that no street should be
paved unless provided with good sani-
tary sewer, in first-class working or
der. He put that phase of the ques-
ton to the mayor. BY consulting the
records, it was discovered, to the
pleasing surprise of both gentlemen,
that there were several more miles
Of sewerage than of paving, and more
sanitary sewerage at that. It was
suggested that, pending the introduc-
ton of the ordinance, interested per-
Sons consider the matter and confer
with councilmen as to the best means
for giving the city permanent i'm
provements OF a nature that will work
to the city's good in the after years
of her career.