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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
TO CUT PULLMAN MELON.
Directors Would Declare $50. 000. 000
Stock Dividend

--5 -r=---- gl --= Pullman COMPANY
-s7s a-1--e- resolutions -ecc--e-5fr -Le
1-s------oH ~ Z sock dir idea5 OF 81. 90 90
@7erg me present holders Ct the sIpo,Vs} 6fo
aa-t-1 --~-- and calling Cor q special meet
z l. t-= stockholders -or March . u
--- s--.- -.1-- ---e proposal Inc board
-s -1- 30 me Ln'io~y5ig 80 cement 4" eZ-
+sazt--- -- IT'S -eeeE-rle-lCa-lo don
T5a -oH-.5e-a -loHs influencing this action
f-- -#z- --- Increased investment III rl.
-e1-fsr----rE facilities OF Tue company
-a beer -gGre-.~. 4uG COZ siCe-zl bic ~
r --e directors - Tie belief that
s-ll lr represented iu additional CAPT
= Stock o. -.a gr-tr-la- ~. There were Ger
an resa--e srrolrt@ -u the manufacturing
-tzr-~' winch have hitherto been held
zszen-= r- meet cCuf-DgNfars-5 r-lcH
-tE arise bur which present
-a-=S-f.s render 5zz---re bic These items
se7ey v-a -Le .ELStIuS surplus -
-@- 2 -.s published statement q nc
s-s year ard r-e current results o.
z50. ere regarded b. -hs board as
<s---z---- tc- ma z5-lE this Ts-1.-Iaer1a-
ne -crs- s---l.-z q me Pullman Com
-T Ct g-y &. 80: 81 the end o. The
-a---Sca- year. --zs 3 sez.sls- The company
-@> Pc dividends C Der cent each year
-s e. except II 1879. when The rate
= - cent s-c - -sse. when q vas
= p cer- = 15ss 81 extra cash c-Ti-
- v 2 r-r cent aEc a STOCK C-flCen1 oT
y -e-- -sre declared ana N l--b tie
80 va increased f-o-r g7=.esj,1st % S--3,-
49, p -Lz declaration q STOCK DIV
= s1ca- 9. Ter cent 10 clz-Tl ol-s INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
My BE NEW CHARGE.
Variations IN EUideHce at Trial
Of COunterfeiter8.

Owing 70 the persistence with which Wit
-7esses for lie defence in the trial Of the
eiznt men on llarges Of coUnteTfeiJins be
fore Judge Ray. II the Criminal Branch Of
rhe United states Circuit Court. contradict
ire stories Told ~ Secret Service agents and
Others CT the stand. Abel / Smith, Assist
AT United States Attorney. may bring per
+---- charges against them.
Salvatore Gina one q TIE defendants
VS. on 70 stand lshe greater Part % the
da- yesterday. Antonio Conlito, as 3 gov
eminent witness, had said that he was COM
PEELED 70 print coUnJerfeit bills 81 G farm
near Highland y. :, and san the bills
1ere packed II ulaca-onf boxes Mirabeau
L Towns. OF counsel for the defence, asked
C.-a-
Did you see Conairo with Z u7acaront box
filed with eight hundred counterfeit Cana
dian 8 blIIs?"
Il had would have deaf TiJh him
property vas re answer
What 90 -ou mean 0Ir. Towns asked
Z would have had him arrested" Gina
said
Gina had a. interpreter but kne1F enough
English % correct the translation OF his
answers occasionally The witness said
that he was employed By Cornilo 70 remove
he printing press from the steamboat Land
ing 10 re farmhouse Gina also said that
Cpmito paid nm Tor any service he per
formed. The whole story Of Comito regard
Ing rl1= work OF spurious money was denied
by NJ witness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z

PRovIsEoNs-Moderats! activs. ana firm.
making new high Fecor9s i9[ ne i1l
te-es-s on small stocks ard predictions OF con-
+fousd light receirts a live hogs. PORK
- eT.-- s.. n soc 80 PEEF-Firm. nssr.
s1e r. SO 5o- family sic 80 81 packet
s73 E64qs14. extra india mess So 80 a see
BEEF HAMs-steady et s24 SIS. DRESSED
TgOES-FtTru. bac01s, l2cs $50 10, &c. lou 10
5z.e 40 H. Pa, I21s: Pigs sn 43a2 so
80 ,n 10 I2-s a I2c Il h. lci 2 L :: u
n. i2.s a 12s.c- Picked hsEls A-rn AZ 49,
TALrow-DuIl. city. exc. country. 80
- -EF0-FtTrn- middle Western, -2.TeF
.-szrioa 3 soc Continent. 1906; Brazil.
,,n 2-57,,po,ir6 barely steady e. e's
essc RrHE-BareIy steady. oleo' 1S-ac
flour AND MEAL-Fiogr ne, H. ana
~s~f.t vim The West. spring Patents . 9"g
s. e5 WHITE ftrsights. 50 45as5 90 Ria5sF PAT
snrs s. 50gs6 spring clears - 5ogs+ 80, eztT "a
IS IS. "a * Kansas straehts. SaaS9 p ELC6- <
WHEAT FLoUR-MaTllet aaiet. eHIk' s-1s f-,. 20
HYr, RIOT Firm. Far To- E'oa. - ~ - 81
caolat I" L-in G-tsd 81 Is BAG MEAL-Fine
and yellow. s. 55Hsl 60. coarse. s. 4"a
81 80 rles4 x3s "a. standard uiidding. S26d
- ~ p- a. 40 SIS T5as2g -. red dog $500
- = ~ - So ~ bulk. s26 75Gs27 sacks,
F'is7,,,,s- SOC T5aS50 -. res dog 80 'd 81 o.;
t,,tr-- .hoo s27 ~ bull SOS 10 sacks oiimeaI
s37 nominal
SUGAR Tlelnr ta -.,,,,s,1a belieWed 10 b
= az Ias- Ds- cent cash. II is he
:, -, -bet some - a9o bags Cuba centrifugal
IL sl34 AZ Is-IfC basis, 3H test cost ana
hl-ai -,,sI d, ( ne EutE paid. spot Eitua-
i@ iincanaed cetrifugal a. tesg 1oo'isa l a.
49, e. - ? SIC The London market for
i. - a. sugar vas ,. d higher win Fe6TusTy
,fIr1s Al i2e =. MAJ az iSs 80.
~" .I-1i--,,rr are less ana per 200
n, f-or Inro.te aad per cent Tor cash ~
!. .t- +i--,.,nre Whatsoever crystal doIn4-
~ a. ..~As Of 80 = 10 cartons. g. dc 81
I@se- a. u F-lb cartons zoe; cage ieh 1l,s
- foar p sac. crushed, ",N9ts l7uil
a - ~.1l.-s Eagle. 5-lb bags powdered
- Fzg,a ronfectiouers' sran4:atea 3toe
49, 5ogv1rred s soc powdered ana coars"
~ , 20 81 +r,Iit powdered and Eagle
re".1+le- - me erznuist~d 5.l5c, Eagle
~ raT-a-a - ene G4aHS4at7- '-'. I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
CLASH 1T HEARING
4. r. Marsh Defends y I,
Cation Erckange Methods.

,r-ssr,inefo-. Feb. III regard tla1
--sstien as AT insult to me and to every
-,sr,bar Of the Cotton Exchange, oeo'aFea
President Arthur r Marsh @ me
~ew York Cotton Exchange a. to-day
nes-f1x before the House COMMITTEE on
,~-s-,,I-slre 81 the anti-option bill
per-essnrative Sims. az Tennessee nae
,skes NJ Marsh L there MAS any WaH
:. eliminating transactions which did nor
-,--s-r3Iste actual delivery. causing, IN
80 rslsfness fn conJraventiou Of the reg
mar rules o. the exchange
- Marsh. with Iizid face enrhatl cally
resented any iu12urarion that the members
= -,7 exchange counre1aHced fraud or
cheating
- SINS exrls5ned thar Tha- ne meant
- z-ae-hsr she business could not he 50
conducted s. - eliminate gambling not
tAst -. Marsh ar ether members are con
s-,aus.v guilty. 81 such practices
.s- a., zzains. al in5quity. declared NJ
,-s-sh 7 pronounce ali undertakings en-
tered into h- any human being Win me
------ o. Tor furF--frS -hat Which he under
takes - Go IS inigUteous- The presEEnp J1oA
70 business circles IS that a honorable
-~z-. holding al ro1oraaie position II the
business community. IS neither fraud nor
cheat
IT Marsh described the membership and
functions o. -re exchange. and said that
there we're some speculative transactions
He INSISTED that the present system 81
--a-ss -tiors amounted 10 actua! delivery.
r-1t 64ciir=5 70 furnish an details OF his
ov-a business . show Just how much
s--uzt deliver vas performed under his
,or--scts
rs vori6 is lot producing enough
.c-t1r for It's needs" ne declared This
-cz- J. : producing 3.a15,ooJ 70 355-ao
bales less tran Il consumed last year
T-z-e hes -e-e- been 6 ri71s II he history
Z rhc cotton industry when there mas been
--o-e -nessiness regarding the price Of
ccr-c- than Jnere is nov. This viii cor
.zce u1-1 Ire To-lG normally produces
enough tlr It's needs OF the needs are
1--ceAr down &c he production
Chairman Scott asked Z there v-ss much
z,eerle-ic- III cotton O. Ire exchange O.
bv = --enbe-z b entering into contracts
1o- purchase @ sale O. cortor with The
Hcps q r-c1--
there Is 70 -le-ae- q the exchange"
-se ~ 1fz-s-fs re-l-- whose entire fort
r-s e -o- responsible @o- his contracts
WIKI fellow members.
A. SCOT read G -scte- f-o1 4 =
s-seE c. Mex YORK firm. charaCte-lz-
= Jre c7r-o- exchange contract as
-s-Ece. ~. Marsh agreed -ha- sPlnners
oo--5 -o- afford 10 buy future contracts q
III Ne York Cotton Exchange unless
-.z- exercise mercantile functions.
.--=-. how CT ne New York merchants
ash rs sr--2t-s with cct-on2' asked
II 500.
Tie spinner replied NJ. Marsh, gets
II rom -1e merchant. who has The rue
e-z= YORK sock scattered from one pa-t
e IL -o-i6 70 zzot-e-. Tie New YORK
STICK IS Gil The cotton y t.e World against
-1-ch contracts have been sold 10 buy
IS u NeE York ley conrrsct o. The
1a- York Cotton Exchange" he insisted
us enforceable and legal"
~ Ns-s- characterized The SCOTT bt-t -
-s---a-z -ot-cn exchange transactions "a
fc-.-= and unconstitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
TO COLLECT ARREARS.
Controller Urges 4ction to Get
50. 600 goa Due Citu.

Controller FreHdereast al the meeting OF
me Board % Estimate yesterday brought
Up the fact that some s23 pfogG9 Of asses
ue1Is Oh public Improvements were in ar
res-s, and urged the board 10 take some
sru0n u restrict further expenditures on
assessment work until some part Of the
arraerages vas collected. 1T vas decided
4 La the matter Over until next week.
when she Controller viii offer for adop-
Lca Z series 81 resolutions outlining the
policy Of the board on the question
The board approved the establishment Ct
tlle following grades and salaries in the
Office o. r3le District Attorney; Six deputy
assistants a. $3.50, 5000. 5000. $50. s-.o.1
and $3.50, respectively.
TIC resolution offered 5v the Mayor for
the establishment of. tie grade OF assistant
executive secretary. al 5000 q year, the
reduction CT the SALARY OF the executive
seoretarz TO Ss@po 4 ear and the abolition
OF the grade Of executive clerk vas ap-
pro- ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
COURT DIRECTS JUDGMENT,
70 Collect on Note Negotiated Through
Morse.


re Mercantile National Bank recovered
--61-z-- tr -1e Supreme Court yesterday
- q suit against the National Bank Of
-----r America t--olVl12 = nole for 500,
49, -rr.cr KS -le amount sued for
-=--- -5-==-aau-- directed TIE jury &c
z--- 81 verdict T. Favor Of The plaintiff
80 C-- amount ri1= interest Tv,..ch
amounted .- $3.50.
t. -l-s IN Irrigation was made By Pr.r1-
re Mercantile Nst.ors- 3--E b Charles
e. l-1-=z. z-hc -as -Eaa the controlling
-r-z- r. she National Bank Of Norm
America. a 7. Curtis who was prezidcn:
"a. -1s latter institution, and 7-ao was con
-.--E -,s-- Morse his sentence teiuE. SIS
7e-5e5. -z= The principal witness jester
-z-
"a a---e- - 2 question b. counsel
--=--e- ze a---c-izec r1e payment O in
-s-ss- O. -rz note II. curtis said re- could
-5- -z-a- 11.-- 60. = moment later r
z55eL-
= word Ike 70 explain z,hy ny memoir
Is AZ c- lie matter
-sz-.-= 5-==u-a,-n -rre-po=ed.
Whichever Hzy Eou can EeJ a Eou-
IzE1r- is matter with Eour conscience
Ez-.z-z-lrn= are TOT fr order here
Curtis testified --zc The note transaction
x -a-- a. tlc request Of Morse.
Arm Braun. c- I'll ErG q Primrose
d P-a--. Wa another witness. -estifylr.S
r. -z s.--L Under instructions 81 making
- - note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

bags do. 5t3c; 3i3-lb bags do. s4oc; BIB
30 Id hags do. $50: Eagle fns or standard
craruiafed and diamond A ; I5c. confertiofl-
ere A. 1850; Ne. L 4.9oc. No , s5c: No
and !, 315ci No. ). ACC. No. g. 4 csc: No. Z.
60c; No. ) 4aae; No. a. i.50c No 10 445c;
No. II. ( 0c. No Il. 4.35c No IL 3oc no
Il and 10 4Soc; No Is. 4-30c, Withdrawn
RICE-tirl1 AZ full but unchanged prices
COPPER-Stant7ard duIl. spot
and teoTuary u a Is 25c; March. April
and May IS a S.2ec. London steadv: spot.
i59 los: futures, SEQ s. Sd. Lake copper here.
IS g. = n Is iJc eIsctrolytfc "a % q II. SOC:
casting. 13G IS.57l7c. TIN-ouiet. SPOT 80 50
4 32.10c: February March, April. May and
June 81 - q % s3e- London steady: spot.
GAS los "a; futures. $50 7s 81 LARD-Easy.
Spot. f,6I : q I2i-o, New York, 4+OT ! soc.
East - Louis London UNCHANGED SPCLTER
w eak: spot $3.50 &c, New York and $50 q
5ioc. East - Louis \ sale Of so 000 pounds
was reported for Fehr1iar~ delivery East st
LOUIS al D f3c- London unchanged at E2S 3s
1RoN-Engiish market lower; Cleveland war
rants quoted SIS 411d- Locally unchanged;
No ! foundry Northern. SIS 50 q SO; No ..
sls 23dSl Is; No J Southern and No South
EN- soft. SIS SOC SO Pig iron certificates IN
changed. Nc sales
MOLASsES AND SYRCPs-Firrl at former
prices with moderate business
NAVAL sT0RES-Sptrits turpeuttae steady
but qpiet and unchanged. Rosin was firm
ana laisIy active Tar steady and url-
changed
oILs-Linseed oil guile; but firm. Refined
petroleum unchanged
CoTToNSEED OIL-steadier early. but at
Ior FEBRUARY and unchanged Ii 5 points advance
Tor oLilsC pos tons. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
WAITING on KEENE
10 Cal Stock Exchange or
Gals Later.

Ralph Wolf, or Hays. Hershhejd & Won,
attorneys FOR Receiver Ernst of the tailea
firm OF ! u Fiske & Co, said yesterday
that Notwithstanding reports 70 the coli
5raTy, he had not changed his announced
purpose 20 subpoena the New York Stock
Exchange officials as witnesses in the
bankruptcy proceedings before ComUis-
sloner Alexander. Nothing would he done
in this direction. he said until after James
r Keeae had given his testimony,
Mr. Keeae's statement. explaining his re
laticn 20 the Columbus and Hooking Valley
pool and the transactions preceding the
collapse had not teen received by Mr.
No3c up 70 a late hour yesterday. although
ar. Keene's attorney, Solomon Hanford.
had promised 10 transmit it to him by the
end OF the week. Dir. Wolf said that re
did not care much about the statement,
anyway. because he did not believe that
Nr. Keene would tell voluntarily all that
il vas desired 70 draw from MIN. He
added that he had communicated with Mr.
HanfOrd and told him that his client must
testify on Monday and that no further de-
lay would De allowed.
The governing committee OF the New
York Stock Exchange announced yester-
day that Tucker. Anthony & Co and Van
Schaick & Co, two OF the firms that we're
CeDsuTed by the committee IN its state
Hlent regarding the Columbus and Hooking
Cesl and Iron scandal issued last Tues
day. rad furnished additional and sup
Elementary evidence proving 70 the salts
faction OF the exchange authorities that
their subscriptions 10 the pool were for
rhe account o. q customer. and that they
vrTe wholly ignorant that this customer
was acting for or had any relations with
LathroD, HaSklns & Go. in the matter.
II The judgment q the governln4 COM
nfrtes II was added. the two houses men
r1cned should not be included among the
stock Exchange firms whose acts we're
declared 20 merit severe condemnation.
and the secretary has been instructed 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
CONDITION OF TRADE.


Reports 1f trade conditions are somewhat
connecting, ard there Is considerable con-
fusion or opinion - 70 WAStneF The DIS
rErbaHce in rnc financial markets has any
relation 70 future business prosperity The
course OF speculative prices Indicates Teac-
non. CuI d. yet there - no Fefie-LI3n or
tlis IL 1le more important statistics by
which Industrial ana mercantile activity IS
indicated. sank ctvarluGS. for instance are
1A6 per cent larger than last year atId -
5lgr cent larger tffan iSu- outslH+ OF Ne"
York. While Tire gain ia New York i even
greater. being - AID - per cent re-
kpeC,I-slE I ne increase IN railroad earn
same story. on the other hand, there are
ia certain trades ana IN FsaTticuthr iocdl--
ness ACTIVITY, d@+e IN part 70 to-ot. -
weather conditions. but also apparently 70
some impairment IF confidence as the re
sui. Of The UIsetTsement az iaa security
-l4ar-e.E and exaggerated fears OF Ua1a-
7-orzbl Developments elsewhere. There Is
Increasing duITfess IL the pig iron market
heavy II the dTySOoas market there Is
large attendance Of buyers but the 4ctua!
gether satlstactory- Ehere 3 z lacA u
--r5--i-1r II the shoe market Whlle q mum
Northwest, -eport trade 70 De very acIlE7
and The outlook raosr promising me al
wees from other cities are rather olsak-
-,of-ffne The ret result OF the weeks ez-
s1-z~.S-I- II 2 waiting situation, al
f-cted for -he time being oy depressing m
isri-e centre Meanwhile imports cohl 1I1l,
-. IN fr~yoslng scale, amounting al Sew
York curing the latest week 10 f-y'5s-.l5
--.lT5-Fr j. 3 733 1p5 in excess OF tIe eEpoi =
80 - sG. KS greater than the imports IN
- r0rrespordiug week last year = tls
e,,sarf1 while much less u5an ne .4lP'I -.
.s.re. nevertheless f,53t,sa- gFta'eF 'ilaH
II 80
Fradstreei' says
,f--.y. -+55G maintains the quiet Ghdvftp-5
.--s-,-zI-- noted and tot unusual, by INC
49, - r-is season of the year, "llGil bus
- are Gathering a ieauiHe i iaI 80
.---.,ilr for the opening ot the Spite
81 r-.t-rl Reports 81 buyers 5eihg huiii-f-
---iI- f 1.f,Efna being conservative conn.
.'.5 - S-.TD The leading Northern ara
i.Ai -. western markets. prominent n
=, - -.-...t beiug N.| oTk- bC1t J III
-ssi,lrf. md Chicago IN tile -Soi ~ -,
80 i 'i-ia me South ana OF inc Fd.iiiI~
- ,g,--s are still hiSiiE vptlIHH@'i,.'
- ftt-srsl fl1lviuE for SprlhS y il5l. 49,, 30 -,
80 s,e+ mentioned group me c"I'srL q t.i
-l-s-,,ei,- exclaimed - .Itt+. ," - -
80 - r,rires the bF'fihA ia tlie -
-. md the disposition 10 ~. ~
il..ie. from The country zap 49,, -.
~ 53..,- ire talk Of pnssl re ~ E,tar-,,
$3.50 ,f "a iIKrsE-S fT-Illi'i i- NJ
- go coal miDaIs N'1L - ti-' r, no
q. '--s-- ends 10 reprsSs OF. 1arg4
Z .lilleS ..-,,e -Ie feeling Is that Ia
ol.--- - - alarfed m crops IaFoI :" ~
:. ~,I5tD- and rsdectlon ~ -
-A-t --+-~ -a-crrS % active trsCe u H-''
= .'--.-- ~ -s-[--z-rs T est ara E2ItA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
FOREIGN MARKETS,

Liverpool. Feb. IL - wHEAT-Spot dull:
futures steady; March. SIS I'D MAY. - I17sd;
July. IS I'D. CORN-Spot steady; new Ameri-
can mixed. % 6l=d, old American mixed. IS
Sad. futures dull. March. is 62sd PEAS
Canadian. - 6lad FLOCR--Wfrtsr pstsCIs,
SIS Cd HOPS-IH London, Pacific Coast, E69
f6 los BEEF-Extra India mess. 97s cd
PORh-Prine mess, Western. loss HAMS
Sror- cut e3s Sd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cut
68s Sd short RIB, Sos long clear raiddles. light,
63s Sd: heavy. as Cd short clear backs, 63s
clear bellies B4s: shoulders. square, SIS Sd
LARD-Prima Western tierces. 63s Sd; Amer
can refined. pals SIS Sd. CHEES E-canadlan
finest white. els cofnred, sos. TALLOv-P Prime
cftv. 32s Sd RPENTi NE-spirits as.
R6SIN-Comn1or. los 4l7d- PETROLEUM
Refined 7'ad. LINSEED DIL-34s Cd COT
ToNSEED OII.-HuH refined. spot 2ss 90.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in London 34s l014t.
london. Feb. 11-SCGAR-Raw. centrifugal.
I3s Sd ulrsoovado rs 81; beet. February. lis
sd. EED-C,aIcutta AD-,I,JQne- 55s 81. %
observation-disclosures refined 6lsd; spirits.
"a URPENTINE-Spirits. 4ls Sd RoSIHv-
American strained, los sc; fne, Us led.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

SPOT vas quiet win prices 10 points lower
a. - I5c for middinE upland and I5.Aoc for
ui6zlirR Gull Southern spot markets were an
charged. Liverpool cables: Spot, fair business
dong. sales y. 0G0 bales speculation and ex
uCrc ! coo American 5000, imports. loo;
T77i5-1r-sns : 12z Futures opened steady, at
points decline closed quiet I'D higher 70 p
r4pin-s lower February. 1-93d. February March.
GO. March april. T9I I'd, April-May. 1904
Nfay-June 7SS5- June-Julv, 5-s4l3d: July Al
ccsr 1T9Lzd- AuE7lst-Sept eul5eT. SD Sep
-a-1i,ar-C5 f-her. Tt5 I'd. October November,
8sI-s6: %oveTnbeT-December. 6Tl+ad. D@cen.-
ber-Jaruary- 6-Ga-.6. Jarusry-Fsbr .ary SIS I'D
FOFFFE-Qutet ana about steady. closing
Al = points decline for February and IN
changed for other positions sales, 80" bags
4avra closed unchanged. Hamburg vas IN
changed re 3. pfennig lower. and the Brazil
ian markets showed advances Of 80 rsis The
zr,ot situa ton continues steady. but trading
--as inactive SPOT was quiet and steady
Sf1-1enS2sc for Rio No :. Local contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

Kansas City Feb. u.-CATTLD-Receipts
1900, including 80 Southerns; STEADY TO Ipc
higher; choice export and dressed beef steers,
S. IOGS7 Is; fair to good So 25qS6 10; western
steers s. sOGs6 so, stockers and feeders, So t99
81 "a: Southern steers. Sd 50qS6 IS cows, - l9g
81 75: native cows So 75GS5 so; heiters. 81 5e9
SIS; bulls. siGs5 %. calves, s4Gs9 dOGo-f'e-
cepts. 300 loo higher; TOP 8 So oul si,. 9,
and butchers IS 60aSS 80: light. s. 25qss 10 ;
pigs 81 606SS- SHEEP-Receipts. 500: strong
lambs 81 sass 50: vearlfngs, Sass %; wetners.
IS 5oass so: cues, s5GS6 10: stockess aad iced
ers. So 501SJ so.
Chicago. Feb 11-CATTLE-Receipts 5. 600:
steady 70 strong; steers. 81 75dss; coEs. So 5oe
SIS * hefers So 40GS6; bulls s4GS0 q; calves,
s3q$a; stockers and feeders IS 73as5 40 HOS
s. s5dss 80; butchers IS s0gss 80. light mixed
S. 6n4ss 75 choice light. IS 75GS8 S., packing
SIS T5Gss 60, pigs, IS 409SS 10, bulk Of sales.
So s0d s. IS SHEEP-Receipts. 5000; strong
sheep s. G5GST lambs. 81 1898; earrings SIG
Cincinnati. Feb. 11-CATTLE-Recsipts. aiI;
slow 10d15c lower: fair to good shippers; - AUG
IS 80; common. s. 25dS4 Is HOGS-Feceipts'
asa: strong. 1oc higher: butchers ana shipPsrs
I52: stead. Sass go: lambs steady. s5Gss Is,
East Pufralo Feb 1f-CATTLE-RecetPts LOO
fairly active and steady. Prime steers. So cog
81 rs CEALs-Receipts. 100; active and od 1Sc
fslriv active and 5ff6c higher. Hear: So IL
So Is, mixed SO 1898 20; Yorkers. 50 l5dS9 p
rigs 81 206S9 80. roug1s. sass 50: dairies s:'sf
50 IS. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts' 8,eto'
active lambs. sc. wethers 15c higher. Lambs
Pittzt11rg Feb 1f.-CATTLE-Suppiy light
choice. 81 soas7: prime ST. 5GaS6 70. saEEP-
suppIy light Primo VHthers Sc Sss5 10 e,iLIs
CALvES-se 5nds1o. HOGS-Receipts ngE;
Prize heavies, mediums. heavy and light York
ers ana pigs. SO 10; roughs. ssTsS 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
WOULD uoUloArE COMPANY.

Syracuse Feb. Il.-Arthur 7. Saxton. Of
t.le state Insurance Department, special
deputy in charge Of lie Peoples Mutual
Life Insurance Association and League. has
secured from Justice Y. : Andrews al Or
Ger Tor the association TO show cause. re-
tsruable February -. why II should not be
ll.--la.el.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Fail River. Feb 1L-SaIes II The print cloths
market fo- the week are estimated a. 1900
pieces There has been some il1I ToverI1snt ~
the inquiry for goods compared with the pre-
vious Two weeks trading. Buyers are display
ing g little more interest. The tone. however,
Is still rather quiet but steady The general
price basis is practically unchanged. Quotations
follow ~ Inch 81 squares. 4. IS inck, 81 b--
60, sc 3sl7 inch 81 squares. sac; 50 inch, IS
q, - 6ssc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. retruaTy Il, 1910
COMMUNICABLE and easier, clos
Ing 81 net decline OF < 11c. At TIE opening
prices we're little higher. but or the advance
there was considerable liquidation and more or
less evening - for the holiday. Liverpool was
steady, With reports OF smaller offerings OF
foreign wheat, but argentine exports. according
20 B7o0-1hali. we're somewhat larger than est
ma TED, amounting 10 :, IS5, GOO bushels. against
SOS, coo The previous week AID 1854, 600 last
year Northwestern cash markets were generally
quiet. ana Il was reported that foreigners were
ling -hcat more freely No > red here closed
8 O. nominal elevator. domestic and
afoEt. No Northern Duluth and No hard
Writer, q p nominal. aaoat. CORN
Inactive. prices we're a little finer early, but
values losc part OF ire gain and closed steady at
isc decline 10 &c advance. No com closed
7021zc elevator domestic. T2c delivered and tic
2 b afioat, nominal OATS-IEactive. While
prices steady al the start commission
houses sold and values closed unchanged at &c
lower Cash oats quiet. with mixed 26 q 81
-. quoted ron,iraIs natural white. D 20 b n,
52655c ard cllnped white. ga - -. $50
S5l.c RT-Dull. No Western S9i& :, nominal.
: New York SAPLEY--NornInal
according % Prsdst-eet's, aggregate 2,4os- oo3
tuzhels agairst ze5 6es last week and 2. 0T0 10
Issr year; since July ! 1913 .6lsa44 against 100
oJ5. o59 las- season. Com exports fcr the week
!. Iss 96S against l.24O. SEQ last week and I.csl-
349 last year. since July l, l6, 40T. Isl. against
Is CO. 70 tas- season