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New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

81 25as7 s.. shipping. sGasS O5. butchers. 81 80
So 50: heifsrs 81 s0dS6 .. g I5Q<5 80.
bulls. SO g5dS5 .. stOckerS and feeders. - 20
IS -: stock heifers. <lgSf .: frssn cows ard snd
spriugers active and strong TO 3 ni8ner- ~
$40. VEALS-ReCeipts. IO0O. active and sfsonS-
active and steady. heavy cuHs heavy - ss.fo
50 IS. mixed 81 7JTS9 so Yorxers. - oe11tlg.
pigs 50 80. roughs. $ fO0ss So staRs % $40
s. %; dsiries. 50 25QS9 %. SHEEP AND
T.AMBS-Rcceipts Il Coo active and l0sf2ic
higher: lambs SJds7 50. few -, ye1riinzs.
s. 50GS6 %. wethsrs. - 750SJ; ewes. - 90
81 30. sheep. mixed. S26s4 50
% 600. Including g 0s0 Southerns: sready % 10c
IoSer: dressed beef and export steers. g SO
So fair 20 good. IS 250S6 .. western. - 90
81 stOckers and feeders s. 5lrnS6- Souln lnern.
e. 75GSJ. Southern cows 81 5GftS4. native. - ID
GS4 75: heifers. 50 3CQ<6 75s bulls. SssSss
calves. Sass -. HOCfS-Heceipts. &oo1. steaiT
To &c higher close Sc % fOc lower. BULK or
sales 81 10GS9 SO. heavy, S90S9 - pacN@s-s @ -9a
butchers So 250S9 45. uE1s 50 +0Gs9 90 SHEs'
Receipts 1900. steady 20 f0c lower lalnos.
s6 256sT yearliugs. 81 I54SJ 80; wetners. sac
81 so ewes. So TJ9S4 80. stockers and fssosrs'
Cincinnati. sept 10 - CATTLE - Recsivts.
8 33E slow fOc to IJc lower. fair - gooc ship
pers s. 75as1. coInn01. s. 2j0s3 - HOES
ana Shippers 50 G5GS9 To- common. S6gts9 "a
sHEEP-Receipts. LIZ strong. $@GS+ 10
lambs strong. 50 JOQ$I ID
CBv Telegram 20 The Tribune.1
Louisville sent. I9-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Recefuts I 90; firm and a shade higher, best
lambs 5LG5%.c: good butchers lambs. 41z0
SIC; cuIIs 4G4izc; fat sheep. 3i4c31.c down.
common sheep very dull good demand Ior pr1nls
TO fancy stock ewes
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
FREW, TO SAIL FOR EUROPE
Bill of Lading Matter Not Object
of Trip. He Saws.

Walter =. Frew vice-president Of the Corn
Exchange Bank and chairman Of the sub
committee of the American Bankers Asso-
citation. which is conducting the cotton bills
of lading negotiation with the foreign
bankers committee, will sail on the Kron-
prinzessin Cecilie to-day for seven weeks
trip abroad. Mr.. Frew said that his trip
was purely for rest and pleasure and that
he had no intention of taking UP the bill of
lading matter with the foreign bankers.
While he is away William A. Nash, presi-
dent OF the Corn Exchange Bank, will be
acting chairman of the committee.
Mr.. Frew said that his committee had re-
ceived no word from the foreign bankers
committee since Friday. when the latter
sent a cable dispatch acknowledging the
receipt of the communication from the
American bankers committee in which the
latter finally and positively refused to give
the guarantee demanded by the foreign
bankers on all export bills Of lading
meeting Of the foreign bankers COM
n1ittee viii be held in London on Thursday
to consider the decision Of the American
bankers. and until after that meeting. Mr..
Frew said, 1t was not probable that the
foreign committee would communicate fur
ther with the bankers here.
Local bankers expect that some of the
foreign bankers Will come over here to per-
sonally discuss the situation, and 1t is re-
garded as probable that at these confer
ences the matter will be adjusted. The
American bankers, 1t is said, however, have
no intention of receding from the position
they have taken
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
PITTSBURG TERMINAL SUIT
VIII Ask Accounting Of Gould, Ram
sey. Herrick and HYDE.

Pittsburg. Sept Ie.-Henry w McMaster
and Francis H SHIELDING, receivers OF the
Wahash-Pittsburg Terminal Railway Com
pany, have been authorized by Judge
Charles P Orr, in the United States Dis
tr1ct Court, 10 bring an action in their own
names and as receivers against George ].
Could, Joseph Ramsay, tr., Myron T. Her
rick and James Hazen Hyde. and such 9TH
ers as may be deemed suitable and proper
10 obtain an accounting for the recovery
Of sums OF money that may be due the
company or the plaintiffs as receivers IN
der 3 certain agreement
The petitioners recite that the foregoing
defendants formed the Pittsburg-Toledo
syndicate in 1901. and in 1904 they created
the Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Railway
Company and sold to the terminal COM
pany the outstanding stock of the Wheel
ing & Lake Erie Railroad. The terminal
company then issued Sc. $4,000 first mort
gage bonds and delivered them TO the Wa
bash Railroad Company, which company
paid 10 the syndicate and fits managers S.
10000. with interest on the bonds.
The syndicate managers are then alleged
10 have called the unpaid syndicate sub
scription, in response TO which they re-
celved about 81, 700, o00 which they refuse to
pay 10 the terminal company The petit
TONERS also set forth that the syndicate
managers refuse an accounting with the
exception OF about Sc. 500 600, which is said
10 be only part Of the moneys due TO the
terminal company. The petitioners assert
that II is impossible 70 determine the exact
moneys involved until an accounting is had.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
FOREIGN HARBoR CHANGES
Extensive improvements at Guaymas,
Mex, Odessa and Fiume.

Washlngton. Sept. 19-The Mexican gov
ernment is 70 spend 900 gold Tor
o1ladrangl1lar inner harbor seswaA al
C19ayrnas; Russia Is planning 10 spend ap-
praxiulately $4,000. 900 for q new grain har-
bor ct Odessa. and Austria Hungary will
soon complete splendid anchorage and dock
aye facilities az Fiume.
Advices received here from Mexico quote
tho political prefect Of Guaymas as saying
shat the inner harbor there VIII be dredged
ard deepened to z uniform depth OF more
than % feet and suitable docks built. en-
stIinc large seagoing liners to unload at a
doclz instead Of TWO miles out. Extensive
ie+tv work is also being planned az Tam
nico. H-here ffJy-ton blocks Of concrete viii
=. nut IN on the end Of the jetties.
The Fiurne improvements are designed 70
assure safe anchorage and docking 10 the
r,,,nerous coastwise lighter craft.
Al odessa under the new construction
Ls,,,,. the. maximum quantity Of grain to
- silinDed - calculated at 2,G5l. 900 tons.
an - 90 ia xix months at about T.. 600 tons
q fa-.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
COURT POSTP0NES MET. SALE
Revision of Reorganization Plan
the Cause Assigned.

On account OF the necessity of revising
the plan Of reorganization proposed by
the bondholeers of the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company, Judge Lacoulbe has
postponed the sale OF the METROPOLITAN
property, fixed for September q. to No
vember Il. The reasons assigned by the
bondholders for asking a postponement
were the decisions OF the Public Service
Commission in the Third Avenue reorgani-
cation plan, the order of the commission
70 the Metropolitan and the Central Park
East and North River Railroad Company,
known as the 5sth street crosstown, to
exchange transfers at crossings in 5sth
street. and the announcement that the
paid the shareholders OF the New York
City Railway Company
The petition sets forth that the decision
OF the Public Service Commission in the
Third Avenue case has established new
and unexpected principles in the reorgani-
zauon OF traction companies and rendered
necessary a revision Of the draft reorgani-
ration scheme Of the METROPOLITAN, more
especially those portions relating to the
physical valuation OF the property.
As Chairman WILCOX OF the commission
was absent from the country for time
and Commissioner Maltbie who wrote the
opinion IN the Third Avenue case. has been
absent since August u, the bondholders set
forth that II has been impossible I'D TO
Gate 10 make progress In conferences be-
tween the bondholders and the commits
sion
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

12soa12. 75e; electrolytie. & &12s7l5 q 12.se!.c;
casting, 12I2h q 12.37 nc. TIN-luiet. spot.
s5.15 a 35.17isc: September. 80 @ s515c; oeto-
ber, 34.50q "a s5c; November, "a % @ 81 75c,
and December "a a3450c. London dull. spot
1859 "a ed: futures. f15s % Cd LEAD-Quiet.
4.37 u q 4.4eIsc New York, 4.25 a 43oc East 81
Louis. London spot. fI2 I2s Cd SPELTER-
Quiet; $50 "a !. 60c New York. 5.3I u @ .45c
East ST Louis. London spot, f23 Is Sd IRON
Cleveland warrants Sc 10nd In London.
Locally iron quiet; No foundry North
ern, So 509s s16; No 2, SIS 25G SIS %: No 1
Southern and No 1 Southern soft. s15 20 a
s16 25 Pig iron certificates unchanged and
without sales.
NAVAL STORES-Firm and advancing mar
ket for spirits turpentine here and az the
South Rosin hrmer. Tar firm. TURPEN-
TINE-Spirits. machine bbls. Istsc- TAR
a 7.50c. RoSTN-Common TO good strained.
6.3Oc; 3. e.50c; d. g. 65c; E, 6I0c; T. 6s3c;
@, 6.s0c: II. o95c; l. &c: X, T-1oc; NJ I.2Se;
n 7.G0c W G. I. csc, and W ", 1.15c.
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Dull and IN
changed
OILS-Linseed oil firm but unchanged. Re-
fined petroleum steady az recent prices.
COTTONSEED OLA change IN the crude
situation produced weakness in the local market,
with sharp decline In prices The close was
weak at sd15 points net decline Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
EnREcI nSIIRE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Manhattan Mortgage COMPANY plaintiff
defendants-In pursuancs OF Judgment OF
foreclosure and sale. duly made and entered
in the above entitled action. and bearing date
the 31st day OF August. 1910. l. the under
will sell at public auction. at the Exch angs
SaI.sroor1 Nos 14-16 Vesey Street. n the
BOro11zh OF Manhattan. City OF New York, on
the ZTth day Of september, 1910. az L o clock
roo IN that saw hv Brvan Z Kennedy. Auc
tfoueer the premises directed by said tudg
ment TO be sold. and therein described as fol-
lows
All that lot of land IN the Borough os
The Bronx city OF New York. County %
New York ard State OF New York, deSiS-
mated bv the number 3. Block 5O7. on Ger
prooertv Of Lyman tiffany. 23rd Ward. Civ
or New York. Part OF Fox Estate. shown or
man sled bv Comm fssfouArs IN Partition TUus
End. 1879" and fled in the Office OF t1s
oer 5th 1888, as map number 919 which said
lot is bounded and described follows.
Beginning at a point on the 10rr5er.y sic-
srJv from the corner formed BY the tntersec-
tio1 OF the easteriy side OF Stebbfns Avenua
with the northsrIy side OF 165th Street run
f65th street. one hU1dred and thirteen and
SS-fOO feet. thence Eastsrly. parallel with
fS5rh Street twenty-five (o5l fest, themes
Southerfv. again st right angles win I6Ste
1ffS 33J f-et 70 the Northerly side Of 1871
street and thence Westerly. along the said
n0rrherIy SIDE OF 165rh Street. Twenty I've
(95y feet % The point or place OF beginning
-Tatef Sew York. sept Ind 1910.
JAMES = BRADY, Referee
CARPFNGTON & PIERCE. Attorneys for
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. Ns~
The following Is diagram Of th- property
20 be sold.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Sept fs.-wHEAT-spo. t1-s
futures quiet; October. Is ga a. December e
41zd: March. IS SD COzN-Spor easyg
old American mixed. IS Cd; futures easy; Oc-
tober. As Tssd; Dscember. 4s SID PEAS
Canadian. Is. FLOCR-Winter patents. 2es
3D. HOPS in London (Pacfhc Coast. IS les
q "a 15s. BEEF-Extra India mess. 1855.
PORK-Prfne mess Western. f0Ts Sd HAMS
Short cut. 69s BACON-Cumbsriant cut.
7ss: short rib, sis; clear bellies. 76s: long
clear niddIes. light. 16s. heavy, u.s. shor-
clear backs. Sas. SHOULDERS-SGuare. 62s
Sd. LAPD-Prtms Western. rferces. art
American refined, pals. SIS So CHEESE
Canadian finest white. SIS Sd. colOred- 54s-
URPENTINE-Spfrfts. SIS sd ROSTN-
Common 15s 3D. PETROLEUM Refined It-
IINSEED OIL AIS. TALLOW-Austrslisl
IN London SIS fO14d. COTTONSEED or
Hull refined spot. 32s Sd
London. Sept. f9.-SCGAR-RSw. ceutTffu-
gal 12s Sd: rnuscovado, lis; Beet. September.
lis 1Otsd. LINSEED-Calcutta. Septer Der
October 7Ts 3D. LINSEED or ASS 411d-
sPERM OIL s32- PETROLECM-Ara Araertcs-L
refined. I5-16d; spirits. "a TURPENTINE
Spirits 54s. ROSE-AmsrfcaT- strained.
is. fine les 1O15d
Antwerp. Sept. 1e.-PETROLECM 10 francs
50 centiu1sG-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
JAPAN m THE PACIFIC
Making Efforts to Extend Trade in
Western South America.

Washington, Sept is.-Japan appears to
be steadily moving forward in a systematic
policy OF extending her influence and trade
on the eastern shores Of the Pacific Ocean.
Advices TO the State Department from its
officers IN Peru are to the effect that the
Japanese special embassy which was sent
TO Chilli TO participate in the centenary
celebration Of independence spent some
time in Peru, en- route to Santiago, and
was received with the greatest cordially.
The party was headed by the son Of the
Marquis Inouye, late japanese Ambassador
10 Germany. and IL was explained that the
purpose was TO study the corlmercial con-
ditious in Peru, with view 10 trade exten-
sion. II was thought that with the improved
steamship service that has recently been
established by the Togo Ksen kaisha
japan might in the near future import
large quantities Of cotton and sugar from
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
COURTS FAVOR RAILROADS
Edwin HawIey Encouraged by
Recent Decisions.
NJ. K. & T. HAS BIG YEAR
Gross Earnings Largest IN HIS
tory of the company-oper-
atiug Expenses Increase.

-. -.,o-t OF the Missouri hahsaS
=. psnzrsv Company for the year v ~
- r,,-a "a. 1870. Edwin HaWley' cliSl.
- +ha hoard of directors says -
80 - .l,a railroad rate situation
Recent decisions Of the oogrts ooaaas % IS and en-
80 seem 10 favor the rallroe-~I = -1o- far
eaD.L eaDss - - ro1e that the tine IS noo o.,,e+J
sSs-s-- when the question O. s y -.t-, ,,eceived
~,,res 6 reasonable rate ~ 60 "a definite
ls1 l--@i ~ ssta lIished by the El6lIes ss--r
- .l,s s-7.f6ance Of the pontlS 80 = = ,,,ev
for until this question = 5f hasfy and III
co-..ss15eTe6 action b. legislatures ana eoI1-
missions. .,s,o-+atiou industry Of
ite te.---,5 -.---- ard consequently ell ccnner-
- - S.--aio--,snt although more ana more
ech5er- 10 regulation IS sJill oepeloe1t -. u
r-tvate enterprise, uns1IN go =. ;s there
- r,0st desirable. not only Tor tne caL-
- - hrrf for the public welfane, 70 esteo
,jsh principles which VIII insure .Sa
o. ..----..,-9o-farion Geld as in other forms OF
ies-pr-ise most encouraging cnahse IN
e-S,t- sentiment toward corporations has
tt-sn place tn Texas IN tie last three yea. >
lahs-h bss found definite expression II the
s1+ urinary elections. In which pro
,r~-s---77e OF legislative peace was corolalis
.rso-ssd-
-. COMPANY report. total operating rev
.--,A for the year OF sc5.A5s.S45' asaInsI
90 ann e15 r. the year before. and net operat-
- ,-cc-ne. less taxes. Of ss.sss.sns. decline
- r-r7 Sol. TIE total corporate income was
.sE -. compared with Ss.sf7.e54 in the pre-
-,s,1r year, ane the net corporate income.
ss.s- interest. rentals and hire Of equip
-,,t & "a. ass. a reduction OF SSs2. $50 from
,.a The balance, after preferred stock
s,-3sends. amounted 10 SSE.4S5 against
| * -as IN the year before Operating ex-
-.,ses increased sEe4 a mile and net operat-
a. revenue decreased So The ratio OF ex-
-.-sss 70 revenue was 72-24 per cent, against
rr per cent IN 1898
Gross earnings were the largest in the
ss,urv of the company. in spite of the re-
I s-,c,sd movement Of cotton, the gain being
.ssecisHy significant IN view Of the fact
.b5t no additional traffic producing mileage
rss been sdde5 10 the system for six years.
o,e-a::ng expenses increased $50 per cent,
fus 70 excessive burdens which have been
s-posed upon the operation Of the property
- Increased wages. high cost OF material
ar supplies difficulties and expense Of
n-s-agauert caused by legislation. and the
,s,sssitv which exists for developing and
rsiutainiaz improved standards Of physi-
ri condition and service
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20

Spot quiet and Is points lower at 3.75c for
miGdling upland and lac for mddling gulf.
Sales. 166 bales. Liverpool cables-Spot in mod
crate demand; sales 1000 bales; speculation
and export. 200; American, 5000; imports 700;
American. 1000. Mid-upland. 7.S5d- Futures
opened quiet. at 2G5 points lower; closed barely
steady. a a net decline OF % points on Septem-
Der and 6l34l4 points later months. Sep
tember. sod. September-OctOber, 7.0Sd; OctO-
ber-November. 6.s9d November-December.
6.S212d; December-January and January-Feeru-
ary, 6.79i2d; February-March 6s0d: March
April. esd: April-May, 6-s142d: May-June.
6S2d; June-July, esd; July-August, 6.79d.
C0FFEE-An early decline. due TO scatter
ing liquidation and bear pressure, following
over cables than expected, and decline IN the
rate of Brazilian exchange on London, was
little than recovered active demand
during the later trading result OF bullish
crop reports from Brazil, with the market clos
ing steady. net unchanged 10 3 points higher
sales, 60, 500 bags. OF the primary markets. Rio
was nominal and Santos unchanged Havre
closed net unchanged TO 4 franc higher and
Hamburg hdS pfennig lower. Spot coffee
steady on the basis Of l07sc for Rio No :. Total
varehouse deliveries in the United States for the
week were 157. 720 bags against I60,924 last
week and 154,31S last year. OF the former
amount New York had 113. ia bags Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
IMPROVED CoMSToCK TUNNEL
s467, 600 Thus Spent, Leonard Says
Trustees Reelected

At the annual meeting Of the Comstock
Tunnel Company held yesterday at No .
Broad street, the retiring board Of trustees
was reelected for the ensuing year.
In his report to the stockholders Presi-
sent Franklin Leonard said that, under the
contract expiring May last the Com
stock mines, from which the tunnel COM
many derives most OF its income, had ex-
nended 200 in permanent improvements
on the tunnel company's property includ-
ing q new drain fune and the introduction
OF electricity for power and lighting
The treasurer's statement showed an in
come for the year Of $4,000 and expenses.
which left only nominal balance The
balance sheet showed profit and loss SUI
rlf,s of sl4SZS.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
BUSiN ESS TROUBLES.

4zs petitions n bankruptcy fled yester-
-es n the United States District Court
sse as follows:
-; - a No. l03 West 1C5th street, ia a
-SSasdIy petition gives Liabilities OF g.
- kltn no assets
- - lIlary petition against George H
- 'l-.sh, trading as the Broadway AVN
~ rSOInElsrv, a. business II Nos 12g and
s-n.'l IS 18Th street. by the Hettrick Bros.
r--issny, an Ohio corporation, and two
In IeQ'tors, with claims agSTegatlAB
+ =. Preferential payments amounting 70
m. - made WEtle insoiVent are alleged n
-, petition. Ire assets are valued al
60. Edward K Finch has been ap-
- -. receiver. with a bond of $500
-her Esfon. dealer in building rnateri-
80. = Alamarcneck. y. Y. Ia voluntary
49, s,s-Sh gives Liabilities Of S5.G23 =, win
- " a4,e5S o., consisting Of debts cue
-. psrtner u the firm Of Eaton & An
sn-,@ = re bankrupt says. he owes lhe
.FsS1 ocrough Bank z.l75. which is Sc
IEus q < mechanics IieE Of doubtful
.....l'n ...lla'n Henlel. jr. hes been appointed
49,. Dy Judge Martin for Charles Il
- - 2oober in hosiery and underwear
= - n - Broadway. sgith a bOnc Of sou.
- 1aoiiitles amount 10 SO 0e9. and the as
ar Sonsis;ing o. stock, are valued at
Llsln r. careu has been appointed re-
1ne ~ EllEk4lCn q L>dlEuOll ElDHhS
II bos1-s A. No. - Division street. with
r. - q 500 The assets are worth $1,000
- liabilities aggregate s., ,00o.
3h,,..- --H-ery petition against s Neltzer,
fes, az No 70 Henry street. by Louis
i--Ahg and twO other creditors. with
4 M o amounting 10 S5Zs 81 The secretion
3sss.,.sserl valued ~ s. .gse with intent 10
: 80 20 creditors Is alleged IN the petition.
5af.t- 1.1,i,itles y, are $500 and the assets are
e-.t s-'-Je. Isaac Cohen. OF No. "a La
Ikstsse avenue, The Bronx. has been sp-
49, receiver. with a bond OF Sl.G90.
Of Abra haTn Gussow. II busi-
j = - 10. l3s Spring street, show liabih
sl,c ~s.s-s IS. with assets Of Sl1.ss20. which
- -, stock worth 5000. fixtures s. 600
f1y,-S-A due amounting 10 $ 200 The
a. - owes the Columbia Bank CBrOad-
4 csss,,ssneh}. =. ZS9 q: MsN Eobre, Of No
81 ii = street. $3.50. and J. Freedman &
| loss No 81 Broadway, S,909.
Ass !. S,drIT, dealer ia contractors sup
fs-s no. - Dey street as John Clany's
Z a. s-a voluntary petition gives itasblll
'1e.s e~s-9 -, with assets Of 81 365 The
&~s,s .-lr'lae stock worth s, E,042 5 and
sf,i-e 2ggregatinE s.. .SSs &c.
X-.irs.A T. BrtstOW has been appointed
earsrs 1or the Burlington Transfer sand
x'se-e - E.ooInpany. o. No. ~ West seth
Gssss:sr,es-lh { bead of IS 90. The assets.
- s-s OF horses. trucks, orlce fixtures,
valued et $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
SAVING IN PRINTING BUREAU
More Work Done for $4,000 Less
During Last Year

Washington, Sept 19.-The policy Of econ
only, which is the watchword OF the Treas
ury Department, is reflected in the annual
report of the director OF the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving. Director J. E.
Ralph shows that the bureau has done II
per cent more work on about s172, 900 less
than ii did the year before. More than
$4,000 has been saved by reducing the size
OF the internal revenue stamps for cigars
All bank notes, revenue stamps and post
age stamps are printed at the bureau in
sheets containing from four to one hundred.
The years work is computed by sheets
instead Of individual pieces. There were
252, ,7oss4 sheets printed and engraved dur
ing the year It cost s., 1885 81 to run the
big plaut
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
Satur

FLOUR AND NEAL-F1our had little feat
ure trade being mostly Of Jobhing character
81 45as4 s5i So winter patents 81 7OG$5 spring
clears. 81 4Jqs4 as; extra No l winter. S. '5g
So 95; extra No winter, 81 204 50 10; kansas
straights, 81 90dS5. RYE UR-steaGy fair
20 GOOD s46gs4 Is: choice to fancy. 81 30GS4 40
CORNMEAL-Kiln dried, 50 40. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow, 81 409Sl 40 coarse. Goa
standard middling, S24 i; -four do. ST 80; red
dog. SIS SO; city bran, 81 bulk. S23 sacks mid
ding. S23as29 red dog. s29: hominy chop. ga %
bulk. SIS 20 sacks; oilmeal, $3T 50gs3s.
PROYIsIONS-Affer an easier opening in
face OF steady hogs, the provision market raj
lied and was quite steady for the rest OF the
s95 n sa6: short clear $40 25 "a S23 10. BEEF
Finn. mess S15 a S15 90; family. SO $40:
packet sl6gs17 szt,s , India mess ss ssl sp9 2
DRESSED HOGs-steady; bacons. 1850; $50
I4lsc CUT MEATs-Piceled bellies steady:
I3c Picked hams. 1ils a l5c TALLoW-
Steady. CITY, 4 &C; country. = q SC. LARD
a12%e; refined arm; South America. - 75c:
Continent. ta.15c; Brazil kegs. u Toe. Com
pound steady: II = q II Nc sTEA RINE-
sUGAR-Rcnued dun and 10 points lower,
but the reduction did not induce new buying.
Federal quotes 5.05c net. less per cent cash.
offered at 4.S0c basis SO test. centrifugal.
and not wanted At that. Museovado. 80 test,
was quoted at 3.8Oc and molasses sugar. 81
test 355c. II said that retners claimed
thev ala not want Javas coming forward
The London market for beet sugar was ac-
tive. but =. q I'D lower. with September at
RTCE-Business quite broad. with the
market showing frmness.
METAIs-COPPER- quiet with
spot. September and October quoted at 12.109
/ ? zoe; November. 12.15 Zoe. and Deeem-
ber l2i5G l.. 22la C. London dull spot, f54
lis Sd: futures. f55 lis Sd. Lake copper.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-20
POSTAL BANK BOARD TO MEET
Preliminary Conference Before Cab
met Session Next Week.

Washington, Sept 1e.-Attorney General
sicksrshau, Secretary MacTeagh and
sostmsEssr General Hitchcock. who consti-
'-ts the board OF control for the postal saw
ugs banks, VIII have a preliminary confer
sncs before the Cabinet meeting next week.
L Is understood the board is ready 10
fscon1mend The establishment Of cne bank
1 each of the states and territories where
z has been decided 70 make the experiment
H s The Plan 70 issue certificates OF de-
rost In one 9orrn rp 70 SO and in other
iorns for SO $50 and $50. They VIII be
nen-trensterable and non-aegotiabie
The applications Of banks desiring 10 be
eome deposi1ories OF the funds far Outnurn-
osr tae applications o. the postofices 70 be
equipped 10 take the savings. In South
Iafolila ten banks want 70 be repositories
tao Only chree postoffices want 20 be desig-
LATED.