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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
The Cause Of Colds
Good Advice Regarding the Prevention Of
Coughs and Colds.

II people would only fortify and
strengthen the system the majority 81
eases Of coughs, colds and pneumonia
might be avoided These troubles ara
frequently due 70 weakness, which pro-
duces a catarrhal condition of the mu-
cous membrane which Is In internal
skin Of tic body When this skin 4
weakened IT becomes easily infected with
germs which cause many Of the diseases
to which flesh Is heir Healthy mucous
membranes are essential safeguards Of
the body general health.
An excellent aid III the prevention Of
coughs, colds pneumonia. and such like
infectious diseases, is a remedy that viii
prevent or cure catarrh.
We have a remedy which we honestly
believe 70 be unsurpassed IN excellence
for the prevention 81 coughs. colds and
all catarrhal condition 1t Is the pre-
scription Of lannon's physician who has
an enviable reputation Of thirty Years
Of cures gained through the use Of this
formula. We promise to make 10 charge
for the medicine. should It fail to as ia
we claim. We urge everybody who has
need oil such q medicine To try Rexan
MncH-I0ne.
IL stands to reason that we could not
afford to make such statements and give
omr own personal guarantee to this rem
edy il We were not prepared 70 prove the
reasonablencss Of our claim in every paf
ticular, and we ser no reason why any.
one should hesitate to accept our offer
and try it. We have two sizes Of RexaIl
MncuTone prices soc and si00 some
times SOC bottle is sufficient to give
marked relief. As general thing. the
most chronic case is relieved with an
average Of three large bottles You can
obtain Rexall remedies Ia Barre only
at our store The Rexail Store. The
Red Cross Pharmacy. Burt II. Wells.
proprietor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
C,atarrh
Quickly Cured by Pleasant Germ-kili-
ing Antiseptic

This little llyomei pronounced High
o-mel inhaler Is nade Of hard rubber
and can easily be carried III pocket 81
purse. IL will last lifetime.
into his inhaler you pour a few drops
ct magical HyOmei.
This Is absorbed bv the antisaptig
gauze within, and now You are ready q
breathe it Ia over Tue gefm-infssted
membrane, where it viii speedily begin
rs work 81 killing catarrh germs liyo-
mel is made Of Australian euealyptol
combined with other antiseptics. and IS
very pleasant to breathe
It is guaranteed TO cure catarrh. bron-
ehitis, sore throat, Group, coughs aud
colds. OF money back. n cleans out =
stuffed-up head in two minutes.
Sold BY druggists everywhere and By
the Red Cross Pharmacy Complete out
fit including inhaler and one bottle Of
Hgomei. Sl.00 And remember that eS
ira bottles ii alterward needed cost only
Soc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
$4,000 BANK RoBBERY.
Vault Of the First National in Spring
City. Tenn. Dynamited.

Spring City Tenn april Isl Robbers
dynamited the vault Of the First MAJ
tional bank OF this place early yesterday
and escaped with more than $4,000
Bloodhounds have been placed on The
trail One Of the robbers shot at but
missed. S. T. Paul assistant cashier Of
the bank. as Paul ran 70 the institution
following the explosion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
So, 76O,0OO,OOO VALUE OF
U. S. FARM PRODUCTS
Figures Prepared by the Department Of
Agriculture Shows s6,30o,0oo,0o0
Increase in Twenty Years.

Washington, April l5 Phenomenal
has been the increase ia the past
twenty years ii the value Of tile wealth
produced On farms Of the United States
Figures carefully prepared BY the statis-
tieians of The department Of agEicnl.
ture show this increase 10 have been
3O0000000 ID tho period from 1850 10
tie close Of last year.
In 1889 the value 81 the wealth pro-
duced on farms 81 the United States
was 0000l000; ten years later it
was So. 7l7.000.N0O and last year. ac-
eording to the preliminary estimate just
issued it was SS.T60,000,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
RECEPTION TO ROOSEVELT.
Committee Plans to Have Affair a Ma
tional Event.

New York. April IA reception 4
Theodore Roosevelt by committee
representing every section Of the eoent
Try which will % down the bay q
meet him. and a parade 81 some kofi
through The city IS the tentative Rhr
for the ex- presidents welcome home Cd
June Is. a. outlined 81 meeting 81
the executive committee If the Raose.
Welt reception committee "Wednesday
Indications Arc that participation
even 81 the far west. viii he general
Artnm Fl Crosby, secretary II tile com.
mittees, said many requests have been rel
ceived from delegations and individuals
all over the country FOR q place Oh the
reception program Il Is the intention
Of The committee 20 allow al who wieb
irrespcctively Of locality, 10 join II The
az rs desire Is that the re.
eeption shalI be as national as possible
in character
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
DC IEAaurs opEN.
Some Exciting Games on the First Day
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
The opening Of the big leagues yester
day was attended with great success
every one Of the eight contests being
pulled Oh. Pittsbura. champion Of thr
National league, started with a victory
over ST. Louis Chicago died to Cincin
natl New York to BOSTON in an excit
ing thinning game. and Brooklyn shut
ont Philadelphia
IN The American league The champion
Tigers were defeated BIZ Cleveland Bos
ton and New York battled until darkness
stopped the game III the 18th inning
with the score tie Washington shut
out Philadelphia, and Chicago did the
same to st. Louis.
The National Scores.
At Boston Boston 3, New York Oh
inuinQsl
At Philadelphia. Brooklyn ?. Philadel-
phia Q.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati ! Chicago 0
At St. ilonis. Pittsburg 8, St Louis j
The American Scores
At New York, Boston I New Work 4
"a inainesl
At Washington Washington PhiIa-
delplia Q.
Al Chicago. chieaao 2. 81 Toais D.
AL Detroit Cleveland 2 Detroit I
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
pHILBIN REsIeNs.
Captain Of Yale Nine Cannot Play Be
cause Of Injury.

New Haven. O. April l5.- Captain
stephen n. Pmlbin has rendered BIS res
ignation d captain Of the Vale baseball
team.
IN his letter d resignation, Captain
Philbin state that lie has taken this
action because 81 bis inability 70 play
during the next month, owing to an
injury to bis ankle suffered dnring the
spring trip Of the team. The letter adds
that IL Is for the interest Of the team
that he retire, SO someone can actively
lead the players during the most inn
portant period in the development Of the
team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
AERoNAuT rs BAp FALL.
Lorenz Dangerously Hurt in Sight Of 800
prusgian Parliament Members.

Berlin, April l5 Aeronaut Lorenz be-
came ettagled ii the guy rope az TIKI
military balloon N 4, as it was leav-
ing tile ground yesterday. and was ear
ried high above the field where be ciuna
for moment and then fell He was
frightfully and probably fatally injured
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
Broad Church wins.

Boston, April l5.-In a stubborn con-
test over the election Of delegates to
the Episcopal triennal general eonven-
tion at Cincinnati in October the broad
church ticket was successful at Wedues
days sessions Of the convention Of The
Massachusetts diocese
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
Weston Leaveg WiIloughby. 3.

Willougbby, Ohio, April i5.- Edward
Payson Weston left here Al $3.50 o'clock
yesterday. resnmiug his walk to New
York from Los Angeles He expected
TO reach Ashtabula last night. lie is
fifteen days ahead Of his schedule
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
PILEs cuREp N 8 Id i pAYs

PAz0 OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case Of itching, Blind bleeding or
protruding piles 10 6 10 Il days or
money refunded SOC.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
PLEASED w1TH HIS SON.
Millionaire Proud Of Boys Boxing Abili.
fiee

New York, April Is. Col William
barbour. the millionaire thread manu-
faeturer whose son. Warren W Bar
hour won the national amateur heavy
weight boxing championship IN Boston
This week IS intensely pleased that bis
boy should thus aequit himself
nAs have always felt that noble
are Of self-defence was a better mental
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15

provements, which win do away with
grade crossings.
At numerous points in Kensinpton,
where the train stopped, the mayor was
recognized and ieered
The inspection trip was cut short,
but whether because or the attitude of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-15
DENIAL AT VATICAN.
American Candidates for Cardinaiate Not
Eliminated.

Rome April ~. The report that thi
pope had eliminated the names 81 Amer
lean candidates from the lat Of eanai
dates for the cariinaiate, has upon III.
vestigation been found 10 be erroneous
X was authoritatively denied yesterday
and the idea that such 4 step had been
taken because Theodore Roosevelt did
not visit the pope was characterized al
ridiculous,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
MACVEAGH PLANS REFORMS
Checks for Customs and Internal
Revenue-Currencv Changes.

" washington, Nov. 16--Important changes
IN some IF the issues of aper currency and
e radical reform in the method OF disburs-
ing public moneys under the Sub-Treasury
system, will probably be recommended to
Congress by Secretary AIacVeagh
The Treasury desires authority 10 issue
paper money in denominations most need
ed Nj MaCNeaEh viii recommend that
the laws restricting the issues to certain
denominations De relaxed. The demand for
small notes Is so great this year that the
Treasury Is issuing s. greenbackS for the
first time since 1850 The issue of s. ma
nonal bank notes, now restricted by law.
might probably be increased.
i radical step in the reform of the Sub
Treasury system viii be a recommendation
that collectors Of customs and internal rev
euue be authorized to receive certified
checks Of national banks in payment OF
dues under such regulations as viii insure
the government against loss. At present
nothing hut cash IS received for customs
and internal revenue.
The banks asked for 2 provision OF law
o. redemption OF It's own currency and the
cost Of transportation between the banks
and the Treasury. This Secretary Mac
Neagh declines TO do because il would cost
the government about SEQ Coz a year.
Bankers also desired to have gold certln-
Gates. payable 70 order. of the act of 1900
received for government dues at any place
where such payment could be made. This
the Secretary declines 10 recommend. on
the ground that i would reduce the cost Of
domestic exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago. Nov I6.-CATTLE ecslTts, .
600, slow and weak; beeEes- - - z 81 81 ~.
Texas steers. s4GS So; western; 81 10 2 80 -;
stocJzers and feeders. s. S09 s. 50: cows anl
beifars E" 30 a Sc 20: calves. 81 30 Q $40 50.
HOC;|Receipts. 500 600. more active AID
5teadv at early prices; light s. % q 81 90
mf-ed 81 geo 81 so. heavy s. 10 9 81 so ore
load 81 81 o.. rough. 81 10 q 81 50, good -
bulk OF sales. 81 81 81 80 5dEEF-EseceiPls.
AZ GOO. fO4 &c lower than yesterdays close
native s. p q 81 70: Western, s. 90 q = ~
warnings s4GS5 % lambs, native, 81 .
So 20; Western, s. so n SIS So
East Buffalo. Nov 16--CATT LE--FasSsIPt ::
zoo: steady prime steers, SIS 50 q So - NEALS
-FACeints loo active and soc higher 81
S1f HOG-Receipts. $500; slow; plss
steady, Others 56i0c lower, heavy. 80 eSL
81 10: mixed. 81 Is Q ST 70; Workers. 81 700
e. 40. Dics e. 600 Sc: diaries 81 50 q 81 -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rscsipts 10000 sheen
ACTIVE and steady; lambs slow and sc lower
lambs s. 80 = Sc 40 lambs closing. 1osf 15c
lower.
Cincinnati Nov IL CATTLE - ReesiPts.
6S= steady. fair 70 good shippers. 81 81 =
$ =. common s. So 20. HOGS-ReceIoJs.
J542: dun and weak. 15C lower butchers S1d
shippers s. 500 s. 90 common, - 80 Z . %
SHEEP = Receipts. 903 steady SO s. -
lambs To q &c Iovar- s. 30 q So IL
cefpts 600. including 100 sSOutherns; stsatiT
10 toe lower. dressed beef and export steers
s. IS n 81 % fsfr 20 good 81 81 a 50 80 Nes--
s. - n s. so stockerS and feeders s. 80 ~
s. IS 81; native. s. 500 81 so native 3 ioT
SIS: bulls. $ - 81 y calves, 8 30 q $ p
HOGS Receipts. 11oOo- market, j 2 nc
lower. bulk OF sales. s. 100 s. 50. hesvy- g ="
q 81 90. packers and butchers s. 4ef| : -:
light s. 500 s 81. SEIEEP-Eecs[Dts 5000;
market soc lower lambs. 81 80 = SIS. earrings
S. % m -: wethArs. Sc = s. IS, ewes. - 2
s. &C. stccke-s and feeders. 3 so Sc y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
RAILROADS. BIG PROJECT
To Give Boston Better Trans
portation Facilities.

Boston Nov. 1F.-The first step in what
promises 10 be the biggest project for the
Improvement Of local transportation facili-
ties undertaken for many years and in
yclving the expenditure Of about $4,000,
zoe. was taken to-day by the Boston &
Maine and New York, New Haven & Hart
ford railroad companies The two com
nanies addressed q petition TO the Legisla-
rure for authority 10 acquire the Boston,
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad upon such
terms As may be approved by the Massa-
chuserts Board Of Railroad Commissioners
The company whose control Is sought ope-
rates q narTcW-gauge line between EaS-
Boston and Lynn. with a branch line IN
Winthrop. the connection wiki Boston
proper being made by feTryboats-
The petition further asks that authority
he given u widen the gauge Of the road, TO
extend i on the north TO connect Win the
Portland division @ the Boston & Maine
and TO make connection by tunnel De
tween East Boston and the South station
in this city. trains II tlis tunnel 10 be ope-
rated BY elscfT-Ci-y-
Timothy z. BvTneS, -lCe-pTesident OF the
Eezl York New Haven * Hartford and or
the Boston < ia me railroads. said to-day
that under the proposed plan il will be pos
sible 70 carry passengers from New York
II Bar Harbor. through Boston without
transfer b- the new route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

bulls $50 n *s cows 50 g; = = & s - - p p.
81 no. S,, 10 2 %a ri g 80 Bulls Is 81 - r
n, Sc 81. cows 900 10 - 81: Sc n q 90
John iaiD L Ducey: : bulls. ss5 u. 81 $50 ~
e. =. I 80 n. s. So COWS. itlS 70. = !.
79s r. r. & s. 445 n T. s g g. 80 ~ -
George or & [. 5 DiIIenbacs: = bulls. ESQ ~ S.
10 C esiTS; - Re- 17so head including
9S3 FOR the market. 1853 head on sale YEAS
common Western calves 2jqJ0c lower. al graGes
OF Westerns easier. about a casoS1 "a - -
100 n: a few tops at s11; cuIls and throNouts
al sJaS6 80; Ersssers. 50 50GtSi; Western esis
for cit dressed calves, a15c for country dressed
calves: 717G8l.c for dressed srasssFs -
av , $40 10 oer 100 y; a. 10 70 SO 80 So
I13. ~ 70. 50 20; !. 26o 70 s. suhs. 70 ID
Neisos & Srscabs: i xeals. 49, 5s n SO =.
s. t2o n. 50; : 135 n, s. 90 :; - =. ~
20 n 5. = Western calves 's'> d. -
y Jeiiirs. Wright < CO.. yeals. 14S s. p 81:
culls IS 70. S. so . 81 70. 50 &c -,
Andrew Mullen: Essls, Isl n $ii' 81 - p. u
l To no H. s. c Ill ri ies si r. g 81 20 "
George & I! DienOaek; vs s1a TO- c,,i ~
is n. So 80. 3 grassers. 40 n: 81 -.
II. H. Hollis. veals. IA n. SO so l. 10
". K. Hume: ; veal5. Io@ y; S 80 ., ~
si 5ae 8 rs s. ys sa 81 Isl IL s9 g. 20 u
100 10 So; 100 Western calves. 246 p ;" 90 -,
s sanders - yeals: u T. - -, = 30 TS
>, MsPhs5s0n < g: veals. 10 N. $40 So l.
To ' & shannon: veal 100 n So so /. 80
. 70 So: g. 40 II. - go: cuHs. % n. s. 50.
Kerns = Commission Company: s veals. 1ss %
$40 80 * n s. 81 sEasseT; 100 Il 70: .s = -
{ 2SS Eaad frrIrdirr I6L- cars Tor the market:
81 cars on sale Sheen easier. lambs 1895
lower than Monday ana some sales a5e lover:
I
mon TO prime sheep tewesl sold at e S9sGS+ Per
dun 10 prime lambs a. Ssds6 80; one bunch az
So 81. cuIs. s.; yearings. - 80 dressed mutton
Sales sanders: 1ss STATE lambs. - y
average SIS 80 per 100 70; PAL Peunsyivanisa,, =
ITO n r. * S. Is. q r. s. x Il STATE 100 70 s. =
;. judd & Co, i63 state lambs. 81 y. - 81
162 20 n IS &7ls: state yeariings. a2 n. 81 %:
sheep 102 70. 81
Sd 40 1s6 Pennsylvania 50 n. IS 80. STATE
sleeP Io, 10, u 20 ~ t 100 n So
s state cuIs. 81 70. 81 % -.
So ~ SO 81. III Ohio. 70 u. So 81. 3s KertuciSy
100 n, So %: rs IS 70 So "a 6esp 10 % e.
n So .; 4s Ohio. % y. g 50: II STATE. 81 70.
81 %: yearIiHgs 10 % u. s. 90 ,.,h, 81 y.
W r Hume: 1875 Pennsy1vsInta lambs. : n
s g 50. % s,' n 3 50 g 90 20 o. --'9. -
George PtisH6a3,oz; :. q yeTo 9P. .s' lS1
/ n 81. 3 state. los 70, So -, cuIs- 50 y. s.
J. g. Curtis & Son: I'D Vermont amps -
N ST. so. S. state 70 n. S6 so 10 go 70, SO; -
cuLs A. n. s.; Vermont sheep. % n. So: -
I - u. 81 80.
Sc Is. 81 IS 70 SIS % yearitngs. 50 70 - o"
n H Hollis = state lambs. % u. SO 90
/ IyOGS-ReCeiDts 431e cars 800 head
| irrIrdIua about car for the market Prlce1
! lower with heavy and medium weight hogs sell-
ing at 81 soGsS PEI 100 y bunch OF pr,ln IN,
/ Iisft pigs sold ar IS T. Country dresser noE'
"sa aie al 5O Sanders $ PENNSYLVANIA hoss Is
( - average IS per 100 -; rorehs- 364 n sS 90
/ H H HoIIis- 16 state pigs. 1V4 ID - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
uFlNzE STOCK SELLS LOW
Corners at Auction Go Under
Market Value on Curb

~ block of securities. consis-i,e -.
,o oco shares of Ohio Copper, 2s12s shares
iT-,,+sd Copper and 1890 shares of 0av,s-
naIv Estate Copper, which is supposed 70
have been part of the collateral put Nh nv
= Augustus HeinZe with the Mercant;Ie
National Bank in October. 1907. as security
for note of $4,000 was sold at auction at
tbe vesey street sa1esrooms yesterday for
sqoq AS. which was considerably under the
market value of the stocks on the c,rh
The securities were not sold In ono bIocL,
l,,,r in three separate lots. The 20 0O0 sbaras
Of Ohio Copper brought 81 % a share the
% 12s shares Of United Copper s. g71h g
share and the 1900 shares of Davis-Da,v
Estate Copper were bid In at 50 cents a
share. On the curb the same stocks sold
at l 1916. 51a and 1A. respectively.
Neither the identity of the owners Of this
block of securities nor Of the purchasers
was revealed at the sale, but 1t WAS not
denied that it was part of the collateral
Put up by Heinze. 70 which. as pointed out
in The Tribune yesterday, 1t bore a close
Among the other securities sold at auc-
ton yesterday were SIS 600 par value of the
bonds of various corporations promoted bv
the failed firm Of e D. Shepard & Co.
They brought a total of g, 100 Included in
the lot were $4,000 of first mortgage per
cent bonds of the Santa F'e. Liberal &. En-
glewood Railroad Company. $4,000 of first
mortgage per cent bonds of the Yankee
Fuel Company, s2,000 of first mortgage 5
per cent bonds Of the Ration Waterworks
Company and one $1,000 first mortgage ;
per cent bond of the Santa Fe, Ration &
Des Moines Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
80 York. Norembsr ta 70.


EEyEs-Receipts, 90 cars. or 1850 head
including go cars for the market 81 rars :,
sale, including 3 cars arrived too ATE To-
tn-day's trade Steers slow, but iust shorrt
steady: bulls full steady: thin COWS weak ~
i0c lower. medium unchanged; choice fat cows
firm Poorest 10 best steers sold At Sass IN -
TOO 10 oxen. s" 40QS6: bulls. 81 50Is4 30 one
tat Virginia bull s. %; cows, SHS4 -. Dressed
beef steady at S4Ilic for native sides: 7qs &c
for Texan beef No later cables Exports s7S
quarters of beef tor the London market
SaIes-Tohin & shannon Is Kentucky steers
1870 10 average, 50 30 per 100 n. IL 1873 y,
1880 ~ 81 80. = cows. 1925 70. 81 IS. IL aSg
n IS -. O. o. n. 50 10. 6. 975 70 So. = 500 IN
81 rs: 10. So 10, s. 40; l. 900 70, 50 -, 4. ST.
10 81 10
S. -: - Ohio. 1888 n. s. 70; - VirgfnIa fiI2
IN. s. So: oxen. 1885 10. So 80 = 1910 n. s..
10 fl72 n, 81 80; Q, 1140 n. 81 y . bulls rf35
10 81 81; l. 1850 ~ So s.: cows. 1888 n 81 so:
-, 40 10 81: Is. 1908 10. 81 so; / 1850 m "a
ISL n So 80; 3. 100 N, So 10
MCPHERSON & Co: 70 Kentucky steers 1871 10
x6 IL - Virginia, t1s0 n. 50 20 oxen fGf6
10. SIS: l bull; 1880 n s. -. |. 127O 10. 81 40:
"a ~ & 1851 n, 81 20, =. 1860 n 81; IA qs2 N
x q d 1o4l 10. 81 50; /, $50 n s. T5. b sci
~ 81 40. T. 1919 n, So =; l. s50 n. So 10. :
s77 n So; ;, $40 n; 81 so; IL. oe9 n. g IS:
Srambers & son; IS Virginia steers. I2at
y, si a.: IL. 1910 n. Sc 10. 20. 1926 70 s. *
Newton x CO., Tennessee steers 900 -
s. y. 2 sS' rs, rs 81 n Pennsylvania COW. 1910
TO- - q. curtis & Son: oxen. las n. 81 *.
hun. 80 n, 81 10; . cows, 1000 70. 81 .. O.
ios9 n s.; e, si0 IL. 81 =: l. $40 n So. /
30 y, {. -. 10 So n. 81 20 :. 1896 n s. a.
go -s a. ~ 81 IS = 795 no s. 40 = 573 10 s. *
g. ,sIiifre Wright < Co: bulls 1928 n, 81
efn N So so | COW. 500 N. s. ~: = see n
e. 50, : 81 50 Z s28 n. 81 90: 5 5S3 n s. 10
Nelson & McCabe / On. 1910 70. s. 40. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
RAILROADS BUYING RAILS
$500 Tons Contrac ted For
Other Orders Expected.

--s-a W. : more cheerful feeling in the
.-ssI trade yesterday IS the result OF me
-isc-rz Of number OF raj orders oy
,s-so1s railroads. the total amounting "a
z7b-o-s. n addition X was reported mat
c-5s-s -le-e about 70 be placed for 52,vv,
.s-s more. and tGe Penlsy lvauia and New
zo-L central systems were sal1 TO ne MAX
srz n-ae-ess 1n their rail estimates
The roads Iha- announced orders yeSIeT-
5s- s-5 -he amounts contracted Tor were
TIE [ Louisville & Nashville :. 9ts tons me
-s-lr- -e7rl-. 20aea tons. and the Kansas
CIV Mexico & Orient. 6..--' tons The 6os-
--- r. Maine VS. reported 70 b. In The
market for r. mr. tons. and = was SAID
t-s- -re Peterborough vas about n place
g. order r.- asE tons with ne Lacks-
wanna E-=e- Company
TIE L1-.-s-.--z d 1sshvElIe's order went
- IN. tennessee Coal and I-on Company.
raTs she L---ed States Steel Corporation
~e--rs5 -rz contract fer The Sp1o tons
ordered r. -ra Kansas City Mexico q
5,-izrr III 5--f-aF States steel Corpora
i'm KIN also roll z500 tons o1t o. me
-1-sI e 71 al1 tons recently ContTSc[eq -'I
Pr -he Norfolk & Western.
- Is expected hat 2 number q other
-1sCs s-0-- -re-n beir- the New haven
81 re LzcEa~5ure, VII shortly announce
--e.- requirements. but IL is not believed
-rs- re aggregate Of orders will be as
Izrzs Is usual a. th-s season. As severa
r. she large roads have let il become
irovr thai they viii not buy any rails for
-ts present. and others VIII buy only tie
amount actually needed fer replacement
- zo--og- tracks
Th--- have been many conflicting reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov 16.-W II EAT-SPo- t-r1i
No : red Western winter. IS III futures qttiet;
T,ece~,h4r - March. - = q, May. IS ia a.
CORN-Spot firm, American mixed Is ilisd:
futures firm. January nominal, February, ~
Sssd PFAS-C'anadian. Is 3D. FLOUR
JviI-s- r,atenrs COS HOPS IN London tPsct-
81 Coast1 E3 1UsG 81 los BEsEF-E.Ntr-s
I-5i, ness 1855 cd HANS-ShOrt cut. $50
a. PtCON-CumbvrIand cut. 66s. clear bel
lies ~. long clear middies light SOS. heavy.
-fe, short clear backs, 63s- SHOULDERS
square 63s LARp-Prir1e Western tierces.
80 American refined. pals as 6d- CHEESE
-TsnaT{an finest white new JOS I'd colored-
56S sd T-EPE.STTNE - Spirits. 55s I'd
ROSIN - Common. los PETG0LEJ-N = Re-
T1af ft,d. LINSEED OIL. IS COTTON
SFE,D OII-EuU reined. spot Sos e 4
TNTTOWr-Australian IN London. SOS I I'd
ToDf,n Nov l6--SCGAR--Rav. Csntrif-
,,s-zi los. uluscovaCo- 9S- beet November. az
- SF.F.D--t'lIcuLta- Npril-Ju1e. 80
TTNSFED OIL Ais I'd SPERM OIL, ga
t5I--rrgCT -E,TFM - American refined. > III I'd
srIrffs "a TCRPENTINE- SPIRITS 5JS I'D
P0STV-American strained, IFS ID, fine los
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