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New-York tribune., 1910-05-24

FOREIGN TRADE.-Foreign houses dealt
in less than f5e90 shares in the local stock
were in United States Steel common
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS
Rates for demand sterling in the local ex-
dar. with the closing near the level at
which gold could be shipped 10 London AZ
6. profit Our exchange market declined ao-
was made of negotiations for the placing
abroad Of large amount Of American rail-
road bonds tut in the absence of heavy
offerings of bills against operations or THIS
character quotations again sought higher
range, and sight sterling now would sug-
sesf exports of gold if il were not for the
theory that the market has been marIputast-
ed 70 the present high level by interests
who expect to have large amount OF ex-
change to sell against bonds sold to E4-
rope. Sterling IN Paris also has advanced,
and the rate on London YESTERDAY was Al
the gold shipping point, with indications
pointing 10 a movement or the metal to
ton with payments by Paris bankers on
American securities. As money IS hlgner
the United States continues TO occupy an
adverse position il international trade. the
London market becomes the actual beneh-
Clary of the gold that may be sent from
Paris on American bond account. The
strength Of Paris exchange on London Ger
tainly suggests that the negotiations for
the sale - our bonds TO French bankers
are rapidly being brought 70 successful
close
APPLICATIONS TO JIsT-App1ioarion
has been made 10 the Stock Exchange to
list Sa.59aO0o first and refunding mortgage
per cent bonds, due 1889. Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton, 500 coo consolidated
mortgage per cent series B bonds Of the
EandaIia Railroad, SO. 993 o06 consolidated
Tn-g5-vear ! per cent bonds Of the Norfolk &
Western soS2 go additional first preferred
mortgage per cent bonds Of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific. s. 1900 additional
general 6 per cent bonds of the st. Louis &
San Francieco. and S5.L5259o ) per cent col
lateral trust bonds Of the Syracuse Light
and Power Company
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: Interna-
tiouaI Harvester Company. regular quar-
terlv ! per cent on the common, payable
july u; Norfolk Railway and Light Com
pany. regular senli-annusl per cent, pay
able June s: North American Company, reg
ular quarterly IA per cent, and Detroit s.
Mackinec Railway. regular seFTfi-annuaI 2l5
per cent on the preferred, payable July /
! CITY REVENUE WARRANTS SOLD
II 6 Bache & Co have bought 81 900, ,001
/ New York City revenue warrants, which
/ have been sold in Paris.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.


SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
Succursa Tavoltno Pfraino ana Autonina
Tavolinu. her mother, Plaintiffs. against
Mariana Plralro. Dsfendant--SuDnmons--
Action To Annu MsFriaga-To the above
named defendant: You are hereby summoned
"a answer the complaint IN this action, and to
serve Il cory Of your answer on the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after the ser
VICE Of thIs summons, exclusive OF the day
Of service, and IN case OF your failure 10 ap-
pear answer. Judgment Will bs taken
against you by default for the relief de-
Tnanded n the complaint.
Dated. New York, April fStn 1919.
HOBART {. BIRD
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Office and Postohice Address ESQ Grand
Street Borough of Manhattan New York
CITY.
To Ma-iano Piraino. Defendant: The fore
goiue summons is served upon YOU by publi-
cation pursuant 20 an order OF Hon James A
Blanchard, a Justice Of the supreme Court OF
the state OF New YaFk. dated the 2sth aav OF
April 1910 and fled with the complaint In The
ONCE Of he clerk of the County or New York
at the County Court House, Ia the Ctty
county and state Of Sew York on the 5th
day Of May. 1910
Dated New York. Nav 5th. 1910
HOBART s. BIRD
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
orice and Fostcfice Address 230 Grand
street, Borough of Manhattan, New York
caroiina. crate slas2. GARLIC, New Orleans.
100 u. s5aSos LETTUCE. southern. basket ooc
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. May "a s-C.ATTIlE.- Receipts. z ooo;
slow; Sc higher; steers 90 sass 90 cows = = 10 -
caIyas' ssSqss stoekegs and feeders 81 75a - %
HoGs-Rseeipts. 1000. strong; Sc aishe-:
ss9lss s aE hfsy{ sbt rs.s5 g s q e s T * enacs II @ @
SO 65Is9 20. packing. 50 81 &C. - CO. piss. - .
ceipts 10000; den-oraIizsd. 1890 lower: shesp.
81 75Tss: yearIinRs. 50 23GST. lambs. Sass 80;
spring lambs. s. I5GSs .
Cincinnati. May 23-CATTLE-Fsecepts- ] IIsss
s. so. A''e eomnEoa nSaIS s. 2sas5 FoGs-Recsiprs
q sSS Sts selye W o69 Sg 59sE s 7 Sgssns5' s sa E
csfpts 569, slow and lower; 50 2J1So 10 LANES
-SIow and lOwers $4Gso 80
Kansas CITY MAY 23-CATTLE-Rscsipts
1000 Including 2 500 eoutherns; steady 70 strong.
choice export and dressed beef steers. SIa7Se %
s'dct9 s TO s9s s99d s2 y Sass soatRsrz = so
s6 go: Southern cows g T5qs9 %; natiys; sag
& 50 g. stas7 asss so 2gs: 99ss@RseeDts 5000 sseady
to SC higher: top. 50 621s, bulk OF sales. q 499
50 So hsax ss 5Cqs9 S25 gsssseTs and nd s'5sa se
81 80 SHEEP-Receipts. 1000. 25d3Oc lower:
lambs. $T9s9; yssrlinss. s. IS4S6; wsthsrs. = -
Gs5 IS: ewes. 81 259se; stoekers and feeders.
East Buffalo. May c3-CATTLE-Recelpts
3.Teo; heavy; slow; steady 70 a shade lower:
others fairly active and steady to strong prime
steers, sass So: shipping; ST9SI -; butchers.
s5 J06sT Is; aeifers. s5QS7 .; cows. g 29gss 90
stock heifsrs 81 2d0Sf 90 fresh cows and spring
ers. ssaS3 lower az s2Tds6s. NEABS-Rsceipts.
closing slow. HOGS-Receipts. 1o.5co; sstiys
and 5G1fOc higher: heavy and mixed, 50 so1slO.
Workers. S1O67SfO 20: pigs. so 10Gslo 20; rouzhs
$40 10 SHEEP AND L4AMBS-Receipts. 135oes
sheep slow and sc lower; lambs active and 1oo
higher lambs 81 25gSs 80; few So yesrlinss.
sS 5OGS7: wethers. $ 5CGS5 50; ewes. sass %
sheep. mixed, 50 50GS5 30.
Pittsburg. May 23-CATTL.E-SggplL fair'
ply fair; prime yvethers. s. 60as5 -: cu1ls and
Common So 5O6s4 lambs, 81 5O3SS 80 VEAL
CALVES. So 5Gdse HOGS-Receipts fair: prime
heavie< mediums ard heavy Terkers. 50 SIS light
Torkers and pigs. 50 s5dSe 80. roughs. ssass %
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24

easy; spot. f56 IS Sd futures f57 IS. Lake hsre
IL 5Q1Sc; eiectroytie 12.62tz G12 T5c; CASING; &
L. 81 y G12.50c. TTN-Easy; spot and May 90
983. SOC; June and July, S3-15aSa 22isc; Ausasl'
30 icspSS &c London easy spot, tl90 ios' - -
ures, 1852, LEAD--steady; spot, 4. .45q4 see New
York 415Ft4. zoe East St Louis. London Ioyysr& & a.
f12 13s Cd. SPELTER-Steady; spot 5.S9 S99o.ooS
New York. 5.15a5. 20c East ST Louis. LONDON uif-
changed at III lis Sd. IRON-Engitsh iron ,, ma
ket lower at SOS for Cleveland warrants lo7a.ls
quiet No I foundry Northern. s110S1I 20, NO
Northern, SIS 5og$1z %: No Southern an ana
No / Southern soft. SIG 25QSI6 80. Pig iroa Ger
tiheates unchanged. No sales. Regulars AsE'
SIC 90: June and July sic T5, all asked
As0LAsSES AND sYgUPS--Late ssturaay
there was sale Of 1000 bbls syr1ps, exportaDle,
at private terms, and Mondays market Waa
steady. with but little offered for sale MolasseS
firm, but quiet. and unchanged
NAVAL sF0RES-Spirits turpentine stsaus
but quiet here, firm and fairy active at
Savannah. Rosin firm; tar steady ana ulf
changed
OIEs-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined Pc
troeun1 steady at 7,75c for standard whlte N
bbis at New York.
COTToNSElGD OIL-DuIl; sales. I GOO 9 p9ls,
offerings small, and final prices points qscIiAo ~
to points net advance. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. May More than million bushels
Of wheat thrown into the pit al the first
rap the gong to-day such tacTtce, repeated
throughout the session and foilowiN a decided
break Saturdsy. demoralized the market One
of the largest houses here. aid be heavily
short in tho Nay desl, led in the selling. For
eigners assisted driving down prices. May
4 net loss Of 2Sc- NeW crop futures finished
IGIEc 10 Ike down Final figures on corn
were unchanged Ia lsc higher. oats $ q y -
lower, and provisions lover also by "a &c.
%otuithsc an1iug the furious onslaught. lead
ing longs in wheat did not let go their holdings.
bur watched chances and isnt support from time
10 dire b. purchasing September or May at
critical periods II was noticed. however. that
this class Of buying carefully mirimized.
pa operations we're 4 scale SO large az al
most 80 inonopoiize attention but slump IN all
European markets had somewhat slIa ken the
cou6Geuce OF the bulls before tho days opera
lions here began. Then came news that the
weather xas again highly favorable for the crop.
An Unofficial estimate from Kansas spoke opti-
lnizttczIiv Of $50 OO0 acres Of growing grain
illere. expected TO hsrrest s6.ero 600 bushels
Range Cr prices
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Nav 231WHEAT1spo: EAT dgil; ~
tober. es eTsd CORN-spot quiet; old Aaasri-
can, mixed. 5s 7l7d; new kiln dried. 5s S3sds
via Galveston. 5s 612d; futures dull; July. Sc
PEAS-CanaIian Ts Sd FLOJR-Winrer pat
ents 3Gs Sd HOPS IN London Pacific Ccastl.
f4dF4 15s BEEF-Extra India mess. 126s 3D.
PCRK-Prins mess Western loss sd- HAMS
Shorr cut 76s. BACON-CUmberland cut tus
Cd. snort rib rs Sd; clear bellies. T4s; lonS
clear rnid9Ies light rs; heavy. T1s Sd. short
clear backs Us SHOULD DESFsS-Squares s5s-
LARD-Prims Western. tierces. 60s Sd: An1sr1-
can refined pafIs 65s- CHEESE-Cauadten m
est vThtts 5ss, colo-ed. 57s. TJRPENsTISE-
Spirits ass. RoSIN-CommOn. lis PETRO-
IET-N-T1sd LINSEED OIL-zec. COTTON
SEED tfIl-HulI refined spot SIS ID TAI
LOW-AustEilan IN London SIS.
London. Nav 23--SCGAR -Muscovsdc. rs Cd;
centrifugal I4s 1012d beet, los 1iad CAL
CT-TTA IINSEED 59s 3D. LINSEED OIL
37s 4-sd SPERM OIL-E32 PETROLEI NJ
American refined. sid; spirits, ID IN
TINF-Sptrfts AS 41zd- ROSIS--AnlsFtean
strained. lis. fine. los I'd
Antwerp. MAY 3.-PBTROLEUM-1s francs
so centinaes-
Montreal. May -cHEEsE-stronser: tod-
ders. t1T111zd
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24

Gs1: nearby. bhK 81 25GS2 25. hothouse. dozen.
2oG40e: LIMA BEANS, Florida. basket, SO 81
MUSHROOMS 4-fo basket 40cGS1 50; ONIONS.
Bermuda crate 81 25Gsf 80. Texas. yellow Or
white. crate. 60cGS1 60: Egyptian. bag 3 seg
So so. New orleans. Te-ro bag, 81 %, OkHA.
FIorfia, carrier. 50 soGS5; OYSTER PLANTS.
estsf 81 i-TSa 81: small. 81 25fsf IS: Balti-
more. large. 81 T59sa; snail 81 25gsi %; Fis1
sinia. large. half bbl boskee 81 5oQ 81: snaA; -
as1 80. North Carolina, S1nS1 20; third basket
75ces 81 IS; PEPPERS. Florida, large box g .
ass: carrier 81 s5GS2: Bermuda. crate. s9ea 81 I:
PARSLEY New Orleans curly or plain. hbl, 81
6fs2; Bermuda crate, 2J45oc; ROMAINE. Ser
Tnuda. crate, 50d75c. RADIsHEs. nearby. lvV
bunches 5l)G75c: RHUBARB. Jersey. 100
lunches s19s1 30; sCALbIoNs, 5oaT &c;
STPINCf BEANS North. Caroline. wax, third
BASKET 81 5OGsI Is: South Carolina. green.
basket sffTsf -. wax f5c1S1 20; Georgia. green
or wax basket sfQs1 90 Florida, s3casl . (.
SPINACH. nearby, bpl. 500 6oe5 SQUASH = Eler- &
ida white. box. 81 z5Gsf T5; basket, SiGSl =
yellow, box. 81 75G$2 80; basket 81 9elsZ'
TURNIPS. rutabaga. bbl. 81 lyzs2 81. white
rev. 100 punches s2dS4; TOMATQEs, Fl2r.ds
carrier Sl6sf 70: hothorse. 10 f0c; WATER
CRESS, 100 punches. 81 501S2
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
10 NEW IRRIGATION PLANS
aeclamatlon Service VIII Devote Ener
gles 10 Work Already Begun.

"sshlngte2- May 22-No uew irrigation
poseots WI5 lee started by the government
WITHIN the next ten years. said Director
-'tNeL q the Reclamation Service to-day
I-iieie The work already begun, and IN
-'na-ai1ng IFS plans fer the next fiscal
"a ne service has arranged 10 use ad-
-asesusiy the SSa.eeo0oo bond issue. in
! ~0ngress authorizes II. or 10 continue
'as %azk without Il.
me attitude Of the farmers in the irri-
se reg CHS, Mr Newell said, was very
'aFsglng. and he anticipated that The
5ciieIls iron the projects for April
&c pe greater than during any previous
month.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
suRRoeATE's NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER Of HON
Abuer - Thomas. a Surrogate of the County
Of New York. notice is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against Mar, a AIlaire.
late II the County ot New York. deceased. to
present the same With vouchers thereof TO the
eubscribc~s at rheir place o. tTalsecttnz bUst-
uess the office or James Demarest, No. 140
Nassau Street. IN The city of New York, or or
before the irst day Of September next.
Dated New York. the eleventh dsy OF February.
fa1o DCSTA% ALLALRE.
WILLIAM 5. AcCOrTER-
Executors.
JAMES DExIAREST. Attorney for Executors,
80 Nassau St. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
UNITED STATES REALTY REPORT

The United States Realty and Improve
months ended April 50 gross earnings Of
SS 81. fss and net earnings Of &. .2071eo
against & 150.Ss5 in the preceding year
After Interest. charges there was q surplus
Of 81 564, i00. eqlfal 10 957 per cent. on the
capital stock, compared with a1a per cent
IN the year before. Accumulated earnings
accrued prior 10 this fiscal year over dfvi-
Gends received CT stocks owned bv the
Century Realty Company and Century In
vestment Company. 10 the amount of s522,-
2i5. were credited OF the transfer OF the
assets of these companies, making final
surplus for the year Sl-218,Sl2: previous sur
plus, So 49e 27s, total surplus e4781s7
charged Of tn reduction of goodwill So. $50
Gon. proft ana loss surplus April ~, 1910
ss7e1s
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
sAVIEes BANKS TO STAND PAT
<e" lAanges in Interest Rates Likely
on July !.

ne savings hanks OF ills city. II is uu-
.ets'o5a avla. ia fixing their seni-annuaI
crest rate on July ], make no change
- ~-t amounts granted by them on Jan
49,, WIN POSSIBLY few exceptions OF
r.-- l's1tutions. The Bogery Savings
- ne Dry Dock Savings Institution.
-. ,-'.-oh Square Savings Bank and the
rn.9 hlfeI Savings Bank reduced the an
y e o. Interest on deposits fnoEl 10
f5s. cent r. January, and viii maintain
sHe a. The coming disbursement,
the important institutions which
a. ~al.ffe 70 The old rate Of per cent
- Arrtgrsnt Industrial Savings Bank,
r.s.-s'lIolen's eIlen's Bank for Savings and the
''lisn sari1gs Bank.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24

FLoUR AND 9tEAL--FIoar- inactive and
stratghts. 81 soa$4 80; w%irtsr winter s patents. $ log
So! Kansas sfTaights. 81 Sass 70 RYE FLOUR
STEADY Fair 10 good 81 1884 40 choice TO
fancy 81 45QS4 80 CORNNF.AI--Barely steady.
Kiir4 dried, 81 80 BAG MEAL-cuiet- Fine
81 20 FEEsrLXYester spring, S21 50uS22 90
standard niddiing s22 50dS24 10: -four co. SIS 6g
SCI IS: red dog S25 6Jd SO 30 SPOT and min
prices city bra.i So bulk, SO ~ SACKS: mid
ding s23 fOTsfS 80: red Dog. $50 -; honillly
cher SIS 20 b{lk see 20 sacks, eiiEleai, Ss1
nominal.
PROyEsI0Ns-Aetive and nervous showing
weakness at TIMES although on the declines There
was active bu.ins. sales % lard, 20 tiArees
Ma az I3e and 100 September al ESQ. PORN
Steady: mess. $24Gs5t ~ family SO 9u9sS2s r.
sic: family. Slpas20; packet SIG J0Q$l1 extra
India mess so 5eds3n BEEF HA&S-Quiet at
ST. 4S25 DRESSED HOGS Barely steady
bacons. f37sc; $50 10. 1850 100 n i3sze; 40
bellies steady smoking 17lsc; 10 IL, l6ise: j. 10
I6c Il n. 15tac. PicSied hams. 1aqleizc
T.AI4LoW quiet; city, t5se: eouiiirx. essG sc
firm az l27se. Refined steady; South America
II boc: Continent. - .dUe: braziI kegS. l9aUe
Compound dun n I0d1Glec. STEAEsl NE--glniet, :,
ol@c f4c; city lard, tJc,
sUGAE--Eehaed frr:l aud unchsnsed
standard granuated. Raw here Arm: spot, cen
trtflgal. 80 test 4.2444 2Tc. muscovado. 81 test
2. .T4a31Ic. Fnoiasses sugar ~ test . 43f13a2c.
The London market for beet sugar was firm and
unchanged 20 I'D higher. with May at 1ss 1Isd,
June ias Ssd. August l5s %
RICE irm-and fairly aetire
stFTAIs-CoPPEE- armer. spot
ana MAY closing az T. zoe bid; juno and July
II. 2.5oa1e5ee. August, I2oeai2eoc London
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24

New York May 2G, 1910
ATN-wEEAT-Active and weak, MAY
IN Chicago at one time showing loss Of 4c a
bush from the previous close, under heavy
liquidation. The whole list was weak. and at
the close prices were lapse net lower, With
sentiment bearish owing to d sharp decline at
Liverpool. favorable crop and weather news and
scrne forced liquidation as the result OF fnan-
cial complications of large grain firm. Lly-
erpool was 2d228d lower, with reports Of heavy
offerings Of foreign wheat IN that marker. as
well weak cash prices. The visible supply IN
the United States showed a decrease Of $4,000
bush compared with decrease last week OF
712s00 and a decrease year ago Of J, I4e,Up.
No . red. here closed at 81 TO- nominal, +.
and No 1 Northern 81 16s4 ncn1tnal. o b.
CORN-Opeusd easier. with wheat. but soon
rallied and worked UP lz4 SIC on covering ana
buying Prominent interests took the selling
side late however, the market was influenced
by estimates for larger receipts, and prices lost
the gain and closed net unchanged. The visible
sl-tpIy showed a decrease Of 1.239. 900 bush,
against q decrease last week Of l, $50. go and q
decrease year ago Of 1856 coo No corn here.
GT1zc nominal elevator, domestic basis. and
EXPORT No . CSC. nominal o B. OARS
Moderately active and easier, closing at net
decline Of 2s l2c. in sympathy with other MAJ
kets and under selling The visible supply
showed an increase Of 40 000 bush, compared
with a decrease last week Of $4,000 and de-
crease z year ago CT 5000. Cash cats easy
natural white % TO 80 n. 45d+7c, and clipped
white 81 10 Il 10. $3.50. RYE and BAR
T.Ey -
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOABD CLEARA>

COTTON-Nervo and unsettled, an eariy
advance being followed by 2 sharp break. with
last prices steady at net loss Of % Y points;
At times trading was heavy, with Liverpool wall
Street and Southern houses large sellers during
the forenoon ana the middle Of the day July
sold At Is. .36c on the call about 81 points ne-
low the low level OF last week. and at this price
there was heavy realizing The market soon
weakened in consequence. and. while there were
slight rallies from time to time, thA general
tendency was downward, ur1til in the late trading
JuIv sold at 1512c or "a points under the high
Izvel Of the morning, and the close was within a
point OF TWO OF the lowest. Il was stated that
there was a very active demand for OCEAN freight
room, which had resulted N the chartsring OF
facilities for the shipment Of least 10000
bales from New York TO Liverpool since SaEur-
day Southern spot markets were -sc higher to
asc lower, generally unchanged. Local contract
prices
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24

Tolsao Nav 2s-CIOvERS cash SIS eps
October ss A. December. Se 45; 1Iarch. IS 55
TIMOTHY - Prime. So 10. ALSIKE - Prime.
26 go; Ausust. So 20.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san Francisco, May 23.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24

Spot oIIiet and Unchanged 1t 15.49o Tor mid
ding upland and Is. e5c for middItng Cult. Sales
6, ,056 bales Liverpool cables: Spot quiet but
steady. sales 5000 bales: speculation and ex.
sort, SEQ: American. > 600; imports. Is 600
American Il coo AIiddltrg upland 8 19d- Fur-
ures opened stsady 70 points higher. closed
barely steady. 11A64 points higher NAY,
eet5d; Nay-,June 7SSiad June-July, : T9d
July-August, 7.74d. August-septeInbeg, 1901:
septeubsr-Oc 7.05d. october-lSoveulber.
4 s4Isd; Sove1nbercJecenber 6 75d; December
January 6.7Sd; January-Fetruary, 6T11zd; Feb
| ruary-March. SOD March-Aprtl, 669d
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
CnFEEE-OnensA stAadv. r-ith Iune ! Z

tUfE EtE-JpeIed slsacy' WIN J IIIls 2 po5IzIs
higher and other positions unchanged to Q points
advance, but late in the day 2 sorne1 nat easier
feeling prevailed end final prices were Al 2
points advance to 8 points decline. Sales, !. 100
ba Es European markets were steady. Havre
being = franc higher and Hamburg unchanged
&c 4 rfennig advance. Brazilian markets were
unchanged, and Rio private exchange on london
was lied lower at Is 15-1ed- II IS apparent
that the crop is turning out fully large IS
pected or about il, ,Goo coo bags. and this seems
10 dishearten buyers TO some extent. although iC
IL exr1ected that the crop Will be materially
smaller. The visible Brazilian coffee in ana
afoar for the United States IS g. 044 e34 bags,
years ago. In the spot position the assortment
OF Santos coffees is becoming roor, and prices
FOR desirable grades are firm, while Rio was in
moor demand and barely steady the basis Cf
SIC for Rio No :. warehouse deliveries in the
ssainst 81 zT8 last week and 0J39 last year
Of the former amount New York had 523g1
bags Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal. c. (. f. Elevator. domestic basis
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED bv r Z. Day Co. No. 81 VAL
strest1
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
A. v auo oTYeR Gas sEcuRrTIFs
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
!, -, RrRMINGHA1l Z ArLANr1c.

ATLANTA BIRMINGHAM & ATLANTIC,
% week in May s4t9s7 $685. s3ssas
TI,Iv NAV IA 2,271 S4s .s21,5 562 $50 653
GEORGIA SOUTHERN d FLORIDA.
rmssE Of f. nfilss Wsy sss 81 81 So S $50 So s
"a ia,,D %fe5 ims1 IN a! "a 2oS3e7 l450sg 49, 49s
sEABoARD AIR LINE
"a week IN May $3.50 212 s355.5Is
Juiy 1-May IA. iI.5osro29 6'4s--5os
TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT
ID week IL May s5s 80 s24S S4e SI55 IL SOS 81
AMERICAN RAILWAYS
M9nth li.iR apri q AP:s 81 s$252 $3.50 'o-soo
BALTIMORE & ONO
es o'n eapainss E. 81 2ii sso4s iss SOP 7s
Expenses e.f.. aHo'7i4 s-los'si4 ''S1o'Z23
.-et earnings s2 oes. 7ss s.. .eSe. .272 81 104 b8o
cfass earnings ibis. $40 s6i 920 se3 0so o3e
p,,1e,,sss - 04e 547 ~ 220. 500 &c. 24a. .9T0
,ye, earnings s22 4s4 28s $50 656, as SIC $50 oao
DETROIT UNITED.
,Ss Month f.pniAgr qT Agz' s724sl1 secs o ss4s1e2
t,,''anses FL Ioss es' 4se. se7 s74 2oS $50. .429
-, sa,p,nss.. s2a7.el4 s2as.s22 sle5. .7a5
o., iaeorre 1877 1850 4,e9S
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e,,r,,,s sss.222 s9l.s47 ses, 4sd
efss9 5s9 sAR ssSaiass II @ go es sa q
Expenses $685. i.fel'Ss' i'1ee'oo'. l,'''el ~
Ne, earnings ses5 q &. q 81 SEQ "a e
other income A.49' so'-oe ia,4so
r.t.. iasa. sssils 81 s5s 9s9 q, $40 s.s "a 3s
suepIu. ..... ssaa.oos s2es.s45 slea. 900
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADE.-Foreign houses dealt
in less than Is go shares in the local stock
market, selling on balance The chief sales
were IN United States Steel common
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman
%o GO Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24
ELcIN BUTTER MARKET.
cIOvERsEFD PRICES.

6.lEin May 23.-Butter frm a sc. Outpu'
6ST.4 400 70.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-24

rASEsd-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-12-16
Nov. Is Jan. q
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

Nov. Is Jan.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
Name Of Aorgaeors: Levi A. Smith and Edith
Nens OF Mortgage: The Granite City Bank:
DATE Of Mortgage: November l:th. 1904:
Amount claimed to DO now due upon said mort
DescfiDalos Of the mortgaged premises a. de-
scli6sd in said mortgsge: The South. East
Quarter of the North West Quarter ana Lots
Three 49, Four az and Five (,) (Siseeton
and Wahpetop Indian Reservation Lands OF
section No. Q. in township 10 north, of range
Grant county, South Dakota.
Whereas the said mortgage contains 3 power
Of sale authorixing the mortgage to sell said
mortgage. roperty 40 in euch case by law pro-
vided. in OF default in the payment of the
moTtgsg 4 when due; and default having
been ma in the payment of said debt when
due, which default does now exist; and said
Of the Register of Deeds Of said Grant county,
and NO action or proceeding at law or otherwise
having been Instituted to recover the ssid mort
gage debt; and said mortgage being still the
owner and holder Of said mortgage and the debt
secured thereby;
Now therefore. notice 10 hereby given that the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale of the
the higheet bidder for cash, at the front door Of
the Court House Of said Grant County. In the
city OF ntlbank In said Grant County, state Of
South Dakota, BY the Sheriff of said county, on
January 9Th, 1911, 1t . O'Clock A. NJ. to pay
said mortgage debt with interest snd costs.
- TIKI GRANITE CRY BANK
Krsuse q Kfsuse. Mortgage.
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Dell Rapide, 3. D.