davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
FoREIGN MARkETs.

Ifverpool Ap-n z5-wHlEAT--s7e. auii:
futures quiet. Nay. = Thc july. - EAds
October - "a CORN-spot quiet, nely
American mixed Northern. . oi1. %
Q- A. FIXTURES dun. july nominal PEAS
Csnadian. = 81 FLOUF-WIrrsr parenr&
31s ID HOFS-Tn Lordor fFacl-c Coastl.
E40f5 rs BEEF-ENr-a Incia- rless. 1-ls-
POuE-prfr~e ness Western. ne 3ri-
H4W=-E-or- cur zoe BACON-Cur11e~iarl
~-t SIS. short rfh SOS &C long ciear mid
dies light ard hsavv. 6ss. shorr clear backs.
SIS. clear bellies. SIS 60 shoulders. sQ1ares
SIS Sd I.AErl-Prin-e Wesre-n- Iiercss. SIS
al. Ar-erf~ar rearad pats So 81 CHEESE
-CaradIan finest waite. s3s 3D. col0red SIS
TAILOW-Prf--e civ 23s. It EPENrl ~ 3
Spirits as 90 ROSIN--C Crlr1en. los -
PE-ROLETM "a LINSEED DIt- A. -
LCN-A uscrzIlan Fl London 8-s cor
TOVSEFD OrT-H1u resned SPOT. 1fs O.
r.ond~n. April 25-RAW GAR-Ce1t-if-
uzar 15s- r1uscovsdC. rs PEI SUGAR
ar-iL las s. CALCL--A EED-tDrfl-
Jt-e s8s Ttsd LrNSEED on Ges Sd
SPERM OIL. fS2 PE-R ROLELM-AEsriea1
refned. sac. spirits. Is TrRPES T(--E e
s7i-fts 48s fa1sd Rosrcc - Au1e-icl7
strained T0z - fue f7q 81
Antwerp. Tep-T 2J-PETROLETM. - francs
50 ceUrir-es
IN O 12az c. folders u 121s
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26

chicago. April 25. -cATTz.z = = sRses.Dss'
2agee =, Igs e be- ST. e. = sgyi. :. IS
ass 10. calves, s3QSs 30, s-ocksrs and feed
srs s4759S7. HOGs-Rscsipts 2o.o0o, LOO
higher. ehoiee heavy. s. $50 - 81. sutehsrs.
81 s. 2 s. So lEat nizsd. s. - Q s. Se eno,ss
light s. 55q - So pacEing se S9e 81 50.
piEs. 50 2ogse 80. bulk e sales 50 % Q 80 -.
lambs ana steady Tor sheep. sheep. - 40
s. 10. lambs. s. 80 s. -; spring larnos. $40
ciseissssi. sisc s.ii.-- April 2s@cxTTLE-Rseslpss
@1f2. quiet 100 fJc lower. Gar - good
HOS 45,s~sir.S 2G-s. sefive. f5c hixhers
butchers and slippers - 70 g 81 -. common.
$ .ss 81 sHEEPEEssss,Ps,s - - ''sAaS' !"
Kansas CItv Aprf - 90 ATrL LE-Recetpts-
400 including 500 Southerns sfeads - 20
81 G0a$s 20: fair % good 81 50esT %. Wet
err. 81 - q s., stocksrs and feeders - = y. 20
s. isa'rI -, ns,iss lss s.issrs as 3
s. 70. bulls. 81 25 ass 20. calves 50 s. r.
s. a.. 6aIS - sSiss' 50 - ass 81. asavy.
81 50ass 81: packers and butchers. g 90
= - As5t. s. s'S - 80 s-. 2iss - -ss -
g 80 q 81 % yeariinEs. xsn -. Wethers 3 -
2 s. So sWes. sSaSs. stocSers and feeders.
Essf 5u@aio. April 25-CATTLE-Recsipt.
400. prime and seippins steers SOW and - y
strong. prime steers 8 s. 40. shippinz. s. .
s. - butchers - 500 s. 81. heitsrs s. 5e9
stocke-s ana feeders. 81 . d 81 = ssoes heff-
-. 81 50aS5. fresh eows and sgrinr~rs God.
demand a. str0ER $50 q so NEAL@-ke-
ceipts 500 active and steady, - q - 50.
HOGS-Receipts. 10.5o0, active and strong 20
Sc higher heavy and r1ixed. - ia 81 50
Workers 81 g. = 81 50. pigs - 70 . 81 75s
rcughs s. - p s. 90. stays. s. q - dalriss.
s. 50 2 50 50 SHEEP AND-LA n ES-- Fsceipfs.
~. 500. sheep active. mixed steady Others 20
higher. lambs Sow and &c higher isr1os.
g. - p 50 So. veariingE s. = 9 s. -, .wefnsrs.
s. - ass. ewes. s. u a s. -. sheep. uixsd.
S4Qx7 90
Fittsburx. April 25-CATTLE-supplZ fai-s
~~~ l. q A. l~1a +. l.
s. 90. cuils and COMMON - 2 30 lanos - %
s. VEAL CALVES ssD$s 50 HOGS-Re-
~elDfs fair. prime heaUies- -ne1l4nls- - - ,
s. - Heav~ yorke-s So - = 50 - ugHt York
srz s. g. e 50 20. vi~s 50 50. ro1zhs s. Q 5 -
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April =. 1910.
GRAIN-WHEA--A opening firm and
higher, prices eased OF ul1er heavy selling. pgt
again rallied and closed q net advance of
= 10 -zc- The reports q cold weather through
Uut the greater part of the country am claims
Ct severe caulage caused active covering
movement after the opening bit prominent au-
th0ritles on crop conditions were unanimous n
denying probability q damage. although there
was some apprehension REGARDING the continued
absence of moisture in the southwest. Liver
pool vas higher. but not up 20 expectations,
prices being Influenced bv favorable crop ad-
vices from both Russia ana India The visible
supply IN the United states increased 341. GO
bushels for the week. compared with ar Increase
.as- week q $4,000 and decrease last year of
!. $50 80 At The first o. the year the visible
supply q wheat IN the United states was %
42 60 bushels less than the previous year. wEiIe
increased over 2.o0O Ct0. while a year ago they
decreased almost 100000 Export sales 5
loaGs OF Ma-itoba wheat No . red wheat quot
e s. l6la nominal s and No : Northern
s. lS-4 nc-1ina- o opening navigation CORN
-Ope-ed steady. bur eased OF sharply under
selling. but rallied and advanced rapidly, and az
the close showed net gain Cf = 10 1sc- TIE
visible supply showed decrease fer The week
of s4a0 bushels. against a decrease last week
q $4,000 and last year % 2sO 600 Steamer
corn quoted % &c. and No nominal elevator.
OATS-Af-er selling of from firm opening the
market rallied and a. The close vas &c 10 &C
higher. The visible supply decreased 100 .00D. .-
against 4 decrease last week y 5000 and 2 de-
crease a yea- ago q 10000 Cash oats here
were steady with natural white - 3 n.
- ? d4~c- and clipped white - 20 - = 4e1
E52c- RYE and BARLEY-$CUiraL
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

London. April 25--Co-sols closed l--o low
er al So for money and 81 lis for the sC-
colu-. Anaconda was u-rhanCed a. 5ei4.
Grand Trunk e lower az 2s-s, and Cana
dian Pacific = lower az -s574-
l-tre- was i- s-ro-c demand. and with
The s-ri-Eeucy expected i- connection with
--e -u0--h-e-6 settlement. The income TAX
r-1li-c-ue-rs ar6 the payment Ct Treasury
r5-Ls discount rates maintained the Bank yt
E-d.s rate level
The Continent and India shared II the
E-s7ass South African gold available to-day.
Business on the stock Exchange was re-
s--i-ted ln view of the settlement. and some
realizing caused i--e--lari-y n Tuh-er
shares. Cl stocks. however. ruled steady.
EsE7rs and trunks weakened ID The after
noon. --- NeE-Can rails improved British
securities were uncertain
TIE American department opened a f-ac-
Ron higher. rE- soon v-ea 5e1e1 Oh UriaE-cr-
u.e crop news. A s-E-t reaction was lps-
81 IL early afternoon New York selling
hl- late support caused recovery al
call money u -"-lo1. t--1te4 pef cent
0-.eu market discount rate -o- short bills.
Ter cent -1u- E-s. pe- CeItt Berlin
Discount rare. --s Ter He1-- EaTLs ClScc-r-
-e-e - Ue~ cent. Paris exchange on Lon
con. - francs = -E-----es. Ee-iu eEc-arEe
on London. - marks 5l1a pfennigs Bar
gold. rs Flsd. American cages, los SC
Paris. Ar-r z-Th-ee rer cent renres
closed = oe--5--rz lower. AZ as francs - cen
later weakened
Berlin. A--- ----he tore on the Boerse
was decidedly weak r- American reports
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
GOLD STILL GOING AWAY
rss Millions TO England Today
More Tomorrow.

---,,.--s--cssln CecEie. sailing this
-ae - cary sy0 esl.o oao IN gid coin.
- ~.-npzzia tomorrow win take
81 =, ,-lf-h was engaged yesterday by
50 p.shssv a. 60. Zle shipments BY
80 ar eor ac-ou-t - the Guaranty
80 -. S5.esoes'. the Natio-al
- 80 Ssr oo1 anG the Hanover Na-
- - E-6 fsei5elhach- Ickelhe no- &
to'.'- - :. - par All of Tire engagements
Co. -. ,--e-erlsy except shat for FIei-
"e.e --lse,re.-1e- a. Co. which was an
- cr SATURDAY
-, r--E IS Destined IC- the Bank
A-----s-f which Is sriI PAYING 8 pre-
g ss--e-. and she expectation i
n~'.. f. le--- s i1uai amount viii 70 be-
. = -. r.-a.arl Movement is checked
-1. - - e-r- ee--eu-s had prs cticsIy no
=. 81 .re fore.E- exchange market. The
- s-.-lar rate continuing 20 rule a.
'.z-S- ordinarily exchange usakens
..-.-----s-.iy ac-e- heavy engagements of
.fe -se-a-
- - - 70 CT to-day and tomorrow
- r-.-r -ze rc-a- exports 70 London since
- ~ ~ S1slls sie. II addition.
=. las fae- shipped 70 South Auerica
go Ms1Icc. ss5-.5-4. canada. s-aO. 40
-----.- America. SEQ. making the
=, -.-t5-av-lls Cf the metal this year
gzc-ss
- r-z-e--e-t of S--.oeacao Eold yes
-s., ..--.ares ,1 magnitude with Ihe
-. az --- Ia. engaged abroad Oh Sep
- b. --- --- import i--C tLe United
- --e- Secretary SlaWs sod i'm
- .---. ORDER. The Carm1nia.
.---,.r- o. r.e F1-- I'D September e. -s06.
- s.-.5r - bars and cCi1s o- a
,...- more -.s- -le outward bound Ce-iiie
- t.-laE. Ia Lorraine took abroad
a. AZ. -as nearly s. oal5s5 Eol5.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26

$50 70. I5ae: fs0 u. Isi4c; 40 10. 13zes pigs
is.e cur MEATs-Psckied bellies. srnokins.
1ss aiIei 20 -. lsc. II y. 15Ae "a ~ i5,se-
o1ist. city. 7i4e: easntry. q. arse LARD-
steady: middle West. Il 50 o 12s0c. city. 12ise:
is 40o. Brazil kegs. Is &c. Compound. STEADY.
10gio'ac. sTEARINE-Steadys oleo. 100
IGi4e. city lard. 14ae
sUGAR-Rehnsd ruled firm but unehanged.
The London ulaTzet, for beet sugar vas steady
and unchanged. April and MAY. las 81: Au-
gust l4s I'd Raw here frnn ard ;unchanEssi.
3-soc. and molasses sugar. 50 test. 35sc.
KICL.FirE. UNCHANGED and fairly active
VII VII ~ aIL,s-CoP EsR-standsrd weak. spot
g125eiae. June. II 50g I2s5e. July. fz50e
y soc English market easy. SPOT. f5s e 81:
ise: electrolytie. i2s2i4 Z q 12T5c: casting a.
y. so q I2.62Ec- TIN-Weak. spot and April
g 5S I51y Mly 81 ss as e2 hass 5sas
easy spot. $50 f5s. futures AZ fi51 15s
I-EAD5spuiI: spo:. 4.a5a 44oc Nsw YORK sne
az Ef2 rs "a sPELTER-weak. SPOT. 3 408
555e New York: 515g525c East 81 Louis
changed az SOS Sd for CIsvsland warrants n
London Locally quiet and sasy. with No
foundry northern quoted a. ST. Is as1s 70
2 sIsT5dSiT 80: 10 1 Southern and No
southern soft SIC - q 81 g. Pig iron eertih-
Gates unchanged
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-stsady but un-
NAVAL sTOREs-sP1RITs TURPENTTNE
quiet and easier ROSIN steady. TAR nrrn
OiIs-LINsEED OIL vas unchangsc- p.
TROLEJM refined. steady or the basis q
.75c for standard white IL barrels az New
COTToNsEED oII-Repor-s % cold weather
IN the South. with claims of damage % The cot
ton crop. together with an active demand for
ss sot0a - 81 sss. Ior rs ss1 W. 1. So. f ' s5es
for oil " % Is points WITH covering ey shorts
and Duyinz ~ corl-rlssior houses Ouerll1s
were snail: sales. 1000 bols. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
UTLH COPPER'S STOCK LIST
eurrerLei--s On Record as Hold
i-r O--v S5.257 Shares.

lis. principal stockholders Of The
---.s- r---.- -.-rar-. as SHOWN on 1ae
,---1--- books c- Ar-- -. when TIE AZ
80. --a- was held. was MADE rut--c
-e----a. --a personal holdings O. -he
.s--rre-. .- ---i-r aEE-= safe S5.-5- shares
ura- - -a-as lz -la largest t-6ividuaI
s---.h- ~-- ---.=rs shares. bu- his
--s--- ... SUPPOSED -0 De largely repre-
ss--z-.. --H GeEEa -1el-sE interests
vrz- Thompson ls O. stockro-de- -Ct
-a-E SHARES tu- Is believed -o bold
AZ extensive HH-s Ct tle stock i1 other
---ss s- ls -- pzr- a. follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26

A new Eas company. o. operate in Hs-
-a-a. cuba. i- was leaned Yesterday. IS
being Formed rr George 2 Butler and his
associates E-s--roG- Harmon * Mathew
z-- who are attorneys for t1e Curs1li6ate5
ga5 Company. 90 this C.-- VIII act iu re
a-le capacity for the rev company. il IS
sid. and che leading Interests .- the con-
ce-- VIII he men WHO have fe=- prominent
81 -re gas and street ~e lva- properties Of
New Eo-k. Pl--sHurE and Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
-ERxNAL FIGHT GOES on
Ct-cs-- Minority Stockholders Look
tc- Victory il Courts

Ea -'-.-icE. e.. chairman rf ere
protective committee 70 t-e
c. Terminal Tralste- ha.---l
C- .a-.a- yesterday "a report from
--- --- --e el-- brought a- -le --l-
-r GERS lf -le common STOCK -t re
-s-- ---a-v tC sex aside -lH fore
c-- .a.-ae which was entered AGAINST
Pc r- --C ground tEa- t1e ce-
-aar ... -a--re1- of ere Interest on IL
e--s ---a5 t-rl ere ----o-s terms l-
--a r. --4.- q. tle baltimore O. ono
az ..-Ez-r vac Ea-E--E ere.
ia tllt Oh ILe contrary.
t --..- was rr-1ire iu rle L-l-e-
stare l.- proceeding Ele9rols-y- --
o. f-... 10 e.c.e=s ire action * sle ll--
r- errF rlE open --e recell
s--s.- -ra rl. szl re rEe property ana
-"..- ere rt.e ~ tle -eE BAR
p -s . ~-.-ar. Ie-rl-r-al company.
ie -r-e rf -1l.l have --s- a----9--ze-
ar-C 1ssle g, 81 10. ot t1e
1 .e.-- tr -e.-rt--se t-e Ha--nlo-e O.
'--. t- -1H.--.--re- mace lL tle acgl-s--
t- - -.. -- C-eae8 Terminal Transfer
--@s4-.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26

spot was quiet. with prices 10 points higher
a. l5--5c fC- milling upland and - J0C FOR
m.dlling Cur. delivered contract y. .60J
bai1s
Lve-pooi cables. Spot. fair business doing.
sales 5000 bales, speculation and export. go.
American. 100. imports 20UU. rlidiinE ~
land. : 50 Futures orened steady e. Zd5 points
advance Closed ti--7 az J. - I5iu points higher
April. :. 80 Ap-i.-May. T.6s1. May-1une. . $50
Jure-JuiE. I.tl1. Julv-AuE-Isr 7.55 z O. August
ref~eu-oe-. . I'd Seur-u 5e-- O-tore- . Ssl- o.
toner- Aove1-t@r. o b1Ol. Novc-u u@r-L ecer1ha-.
O. g I'd Lecer15er-Jauua-y . So-tt. Jsruar--
February. 6.a45. Feuruary-Narch 65slzd.
March-April. SSH
COFFFE-Wed-esEav VIII be f-st notice
day for MAJ delivery. and while traders seem %
think that -re liquidation mad been uea-lv CON
Tleted las- week. further selling to-day resulted
~ an easier tone. and az The C.ose values were
uncnanEd % 10 points net lover, with May show
Ing fne greatest weakness sales 30 so bags
all but 1870 u which switches from Nay
% Narcr a. = POINTS and from May - De
cerlr-r az - points. Eavra ald Hamburg were
unchanged 90 2. point lower. Rio was - refs
lower. aui Santos unchanged Tre continued
poor demand fur spot coffee seemed 90 discocr-
0E- holders - thc ueer months. Especially as
bulls were not inclined 20 support valves The
visible supply C- EraZil.Eu coffee 81 ard aduar
tor the united States - Q - -O3 bags. against
Z. ll9f9 a-r v-a~ and 1.-7d 7fs0 two years ago.
spot q-i+- STEADY anl unchanged. on The basis
n -. for RIO No T. u Warehouse deliveries IN
the United states fer the week were - 30
bags. against paO- last week ana a. l95 asst
Nca-- or the former aulSEnt New York Lad
., iSo bags. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26

FLOUR AND SEAL-Fl7ur inactive and
FFl-es LncaanEe4. spring patents. 3 assdSo O.
winter stIa-ghts S5nS5 Io. winter patents. s. IS
G&a %. spring clears - a-gS4 -. extra Nc ]
NluttF = louA4 ~. extra No : winter. s. -aa
Fl+'l k-Steady. Pair % good, s. &suSs a..
F1rm Kiln dried s. - BAG NFAI,-Fi-e
white and yellow. 81 +0aFI -. coarse 81 "a
- -. fEk-LlH estFru ana city STEADY. West
eru sprinE So -. standard rr1daliuE s. -
nour % s. . fed d1E. s. 61 city bran. g.
tuik. - sacks wld1uuE &-2ux-- 5o- r-a GaE
$50. hnfuiuy caop e. bulk So - SACKS. ell
meal $50 -
fhoNI~iONS-Fairly active prices after
opening steady developed an easier undertone
uuder renewed selling ~ spectators and on
a. Indifferent demand. Hog prices we're steady
81 points advance. hat sentiment seemed 20
~ against me market sales ~ lard were
@n1 uerces MAJ a. u s2c i0o Mav. = 7uc and
lWl JAY = zoe. FDHk-Efeaay mess. &Z4 90
So, family S2G 3 s18 o.. short clear 81 50
81 81 BEEF-Mess. SIS SO. family Sls
e SD %. packet SIC 90 Hxl7. extra incis
mess $50 t3l BEEF HANS-Quiet. s24G
s-s- DRESSED HOGS-Stesay. baeoRs. - 9s.e.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RFCTTPT~
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs

COTTON dav was one of the most
active and exciting that The c'tt1- market has
experience since the Big break q Ias. January.
with prices scoring q sensational advance as a
reEGi, q such a rood n new crop Damage re
ports as has seldom Il ever reached ths trade
a. ttis season u The year. The w.-t-v weather
iu the South On Sunday is reported BY private
wires 20 have found The crop unusually fsr sd-
Ta1cee for -he season and 20 have re-essit tz3
an enormous amount % rep-arti-E. WIN plenty
ct time still - r.a--. t-is might rot have
greatly stimulated bul-isl enthusiasm had 70 r1-
been for reports that there was a scarcity u
seed I1e high price Cf cCrtcnseed CL and -n-
Dig demand from the oil mills. coupled with -he
comparatively E-al. CROP ir is said have caUs=1
t1e south % SCI I'd more closely rrau usga-.
and according 70 private wires from Memphis
tFe oil mills were selling seed for repau-f-E a.
from so % 500 ton. with predictions thai the
price would reach SI5 a zen within few days
should -0e demand continue IN far- wire
vas received from Louisiana stating that $3.50 e
ton asked f1- seed az that point >u-h
sensational reports naturally added % The excite
rre-t- Tne market opened strong a al advance
% sG51 points Buying was general from the
star Nearly ever broke around rrs ring had
ORDERS and w1ile there were ght recess u-ls
during -hs day result C realizing The -sr-
Ke- never lost its truless of -o-s. nor was -le
upward trend actually checked. A. tre high
point = the cav Mav contracts sod a. - PC
ard October a. = s4c. or Z1dJ7 points re-
higher. advance q g - a bale from t-e
closing price q last SATURDAY i- rhs case OF
OctCber deliveries Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

C1icazu. April 25.-yT1sar prizes closed srr-ls
a. ar advance % from ~ -1 &c. at-er lerv1-s
session. N which large orerirEs caus@l =
e Eb0U- izr from 80 early high ri1Wav n -
session r-1favoraria reports from s-11rirg he15
caused a la-e reaction the ds-ar- f1-1res reacn-
irr nearly % The early hiEE Cor1 90 Erar-s1
strong a-I f-E away On heavy selling r,ors
thar recovering losses later -r- a -4sl o. 1ur1rs
i-Iu-=T -v frost srares Ca-s IN narrower ll-ll-s
displayed the sa--e trend whea- and corn
Provisions showed E-ul1tCrrs o. 1r-uess early
hut reacted on i-c~sasef oefsr---s and closs1
sa-1--
v-r~1-- Cre- FI-- Low Closs cav
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
oTHEF LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

wATERcREss. 100 bunchss. $fGs@ so
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
cLovERsEEp Prices.

Toledo. April Z5-CLOvERSEED- a1t
A--T s. so. Octobe- 81 J71a December,
s. 5Tl- TI1IO-ET-Prl-e s. 15- A-SIEz
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26

,---vt- ~~rs-- sr-prE,rr C,~rr-p- NV w0vz-
T-----, F7s-s E.-ss a-S s-s-ts xs-Ss-s-1
~, -. ,-ts- -Isf--s@- $500 ,F--re-sfsa a
y----s- G- v-9s-5s- de- vt177v ~ a. r vvsr-
- -s,--s-f--ss -s-a-4 r.s--Is-s vv----s-l C-9-i
,--,-.s- v-s--.- - 49, 49, Ne We
- - v--a--a~ r-e -rffa r-a--r.-- porva.
r,l,--, Tf,s--s-- --- r---7-e-s No. al
- -. -s---.- - 49, l-.---- .--ei-
s-.---- 80 --E--- 49, ---1Fr - -
a----- 49,, 4~.r.i-,,- ~ l---l--is- -.---- -
1-- r--- as-----r- ---l.----.s..-- -
r--i.--.- s4 - -----1s--.- -+s 49,
- . - - -..4 -lr-. 80. -.-- .----.---- -
lsa sane ~ sald scr .ai- -s ll- a.-'-..
I-7i7-i-s, l-olise Lh~--s- 1r-ll2. ...-.s ..--s--.s
-cnrl.-' AaHs X --sS-s ---.-- az = - 50
49,. 49, 49, --es 49,. -.--a E. --sss
beng nctitio.ls ne Ci.-is'-lA Hd-ae e- "a
~ H---i-- " -, 49,. .. = ..---- -
VIE the 1arne Ba --a-a se-as nei.,-2-- - - -
,--.-- ~ -7sl--lsss E-C---4 rl-5-.-7-r v-s----
and Jane Wo-re- bis wife. re na-1e an
S.se--s-- p.t-- ---lr---r- - -rs--tl-s-- R@I--
go 49, s-F 1o-,,-- yvs--e- rts We.
az tea people of re s-ats % Nsa YORK De-
fes-aa.s 5---,. -..., 49,. Is, ~,..-.- 20 -
Y5-E
45u a-e ssSesy ss-n-aoa-d 70 s-s~-- tss
-- -, 80 o ,s.s -. -. = - ,-i.
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foufse 4Irer lssrrre-lv K9hrha-ha-i aurusr
EohIbaehe- ard Emma Eo1-oac1er ais wife.
tle ra-7- -E-.-aa beInz ac-f-ous ere Ca-ls-
-5s- name - 80 gaes-4--- -af-- x--,s--,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
ELolN BUTTER MARKET.
NoTIcE OF SUMMONS.

E1rfr. April 25-BUT-ER s-n. 29c sa.ss
sor -Hs week 517 800 -h
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished BY = Thomas Reizhsrdt No. %
Broad street. New York and no. 81 Devon
Eusfc-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

lT---- fs-ee hy Charles r Barney d Co. No -
E-1ss street SrV ork and ~. - south
4-h street. phfla1el lptis.I
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished By Van schaick 4 Co. No. wan
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. April .. 1910.
BEANS AND PEAS-ReCefpts. go bags
beans ard 200 bags peas. Trade quiet no
quotabls change and feeling easy On most
varieties Scotch peas weak BEANS-Mar-
row choice. busheI. s. 5 Q g. = = far %
good. s. 7jGs2 So medium choice s. -
s. -. pea s. p Il g. 2J. fair 20 good. s. i q
81 20. imported medium. g % s. 70, Pea.
g. 10; white kidney. S3gS o.. red k-crey
e. gO6S3 a.. Yellow eye s. Is. black turtle
soup g. s. s. 90. lima california. s. % z -
PEA-Scotch. bags. oushel. 8
HTTTER-Re~efpts 9 $50 pkEs Prospective
supplies are larger and Influenced the MARKET
toward lower prices AL grades o. creamery
were shaded about 1c. but a. the red -ced =
u-ss buyers took hold and there Is a steady
feeling Process ard factory a little easier
but packing stock holds - fairly well Gran
cry specials. u. p . p izcs extras. -
hrsrs. = 2 2sc, seconds. p n &c. tnlr,-s -
held extras 2sc. frsrs- p E2Tcs seconds =
% &c. thirds 3 - G24cs state ealry tuos-
euest = q Z9c- good % prime. - z &c. con-
mon 20 fair. p Z5c. process. specials - = 2
2sc extras. 25c. frsss. 24c. seconds = e 80
Western imitation creamery. Irsts. = =
24Lac. factory. Ersts. p 4 2 &c SECONDS 80
thirds. % Q gle. packing STOCK. No 2 . re
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
NEW GAS COMPANY FOR HAVANA.

Berlin. A--I ----hr -r-r on The Boerse
was decidedly weak r- American reports
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26

small l1-s q Sar-auenr1s were forced f7r ~s-'
az rOTIQl-c 70 growers 1ut remaining lots Ee1
eraIIv held for more A few contracts = Sara
r1@-f0 section AZ I3~ 20 grover and one small
CONTRACT In =c-oua a. I4~ oregon and N ash
i-g-rn markets dull n New Isk STATE -
has been uaiz for a few sr7aI l0-s q goo
ouaIitv b-- poorer grades -a- b holE-- cheaper
Ii-rle more inquiry from brewers and te7
New-York tribune., 1910-04-26
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
71-1isae8 by 2 5 Bailey. No. IS Broa9vayl
Arrx
BANK STOCKS.

.No trt1raatI1- G Qus-te-ly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21
New Spring Wash Goods

Mention is today made of a number Of
new silk and cotton fabrics that have just
been added to the already very extensive
display of dainty materials for washable
Spring and Summer Frocks, An interesting
feature of the White Goods showing is the
display of ''Flaxon," cotton fabric with an
exquisite and permanent linen finish, that
offers wide possibilities for Lingerie Gowns
Commencement Dresses, Shirt Waists and
Children's and Infants Clothes. -r,r, rice.
COLORED WASH FABRICS FOR SPRING
DRESSES
27-inch Persian Diagonal, silk and mercerized
cotton fabric with self-coored Persian design shown IN
ight-blue lghtpnk. navy, old-rose, pongee and mul
berry. Soc yard.
27-inch Mercerized Silk and Cotton with selfeol
ored Grecian stripe shown in Salmon-pink red dark
green mulberry old-rose, tan and black, SOC yard.
27-inch Herringbone Fancy mercerized silk and
cotton with mercerzed self stripe shown in navy red
medium blue, oldrose and black 35c yard
2o-inch silk and Cotton Diagonal in Nilegreen,
hghttan. white and red, SOC yard
representative showing Of the popular and at
tracuve Suesne Silk, in a wide range OF light ana
dark coors; twentyseven inches wide and priced al
471lc yard.
tROM THE WHITE GOODS SHOWING
FLAXON one Of the most popular fabrics OF the
present season, IS the best reproduction of linen thai
has been evolved in cotton goods retaining the linen
finish and appearance after laundering Appropriate
Tor Spring and Summer Waists and Dresses, and the
sheerer checks and plaids, for Underwear.
lI-inch Plain Faxon lSc yard
3o-inch Plain Flaxon 25c and 35c yard.
SZ-lnch Stripe and Check FlaXon, 25c yard.
52-inch Cross Bar Flaxon, poe yard.
5l-inch Stripe and Check FlaNon, 35e and 45e yard
pinch CONVENT CLOTH a soft-finshed
Tine and closey-woven fabric for handmade under
wear, HHc yard $500 per bolt OF p yards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-21

FANCY Fersian KibbOn, inches wide, SOC
60c and 7sc yard
MORE and Persian Stripe Ribbon, inches
wide, IN sky, pink and corn, Csc yard
Black and White Stripe Ribbon, 40c and 75c
yard.
Persian Ribbon with polka dot, ST. yard
Self-colored Fancy Ribbon with Persian Dor
der, in sky, white and pink, inches wide, 7sc
yard
Sash Ribbon in white with blue border and
pink with white border 90c yard