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The sun., 1910-05-02

Wireless biography eAperimenn between
Nauen. near Bsrilh. and the German Camsfooas
have been entirely successful
The Navy League Of Germany has q member.
shlp Of 6ai 80 and its funds amount ~ e. sea aso
The Transandius Railway vas opened On ne
Chilean side On April 4 The opening on ne
Argentine sids utn occur IN this moath
Recruiting for Ihe Russian army for this year
Ia nHed a. Sss .sas men. says me London Tisss.
The same paper says that the total eApendi'urs
under ihe Russian dcfsnce blp Il estimated %
40 DnWO Of which nearly one half Is for ship
building the outlay 70 be spread over ten year
Countries scross the Paeihc bought S12 eon0 0n
worth Of American goods IN ne eight mou,hs
ended February iast and sent the united states
iiAa eonOo worth Of their ntodue's
The heaviest buyers and seiiers we're tBureaV
Of Stausucsi:
The sun., 1910-05-02
FfGnl ~ NrrHda suH.

Efnfl ~ Afr1dd Nun
Rut one, withln one reaHycd isiryiand The
apartment uas Nnrm and Violet scented And
the hostrsses the IA domesur srtencr xraduatrs.
clad an In white with me ruses Of health In their
-s=-ss ard 'hr Hzhi - pirasHranie excitement 90
heir syeb STOOD IN line 10 receive The tabls
looked Ike q great Jewel tSuched Win amethSs
uns c0ior On ihe srotisss satin damasL af
ire sDread srarEled wealth Of cut glass win
rieans Of polished silver The uecc ~ RESTS lance
was 1917 done 10 smilaN md hanked vtoiets
The ngurr ! was shown IN ne yielcts and i've
. and In smiiaA. Cut glass randeiabra hIied
With aat candies flooded Ne apartment win
.ou ngbt A. their end Of NE tahle we're how
pots Of frcsh Parma yioleu and sending form
ne most drllrats odor conceivable Truly a
aesus N delight the rys and stimulate the apps
uie mere uers covers for twsaB. The den
rioua rspaat was served ~ Misses hcatrice shsrp
ard Ire Turk. riad IN immac,Iiats White, Wsartnr
corsags bouqueu Of Noists. Fortanats lndr~d
giu be ne squire - no can suceecd IN captuFfnr
one Of these 1910 domestic sciencs rrduatrs 1oT
N ne susead Of saturday eyeninH is = samule sf
their culinary skin tbsy srre ioresrdalnsa 70 enss
for the angels
The sun., 1910-05-02
Imp.achmsn, Of Federal Judges.

Impeachment Of Federal Judges.
Very fortunately imreachment Of q
Federal Judge has eel ION occurred in
or national history. We depend upon
the Judiciary for the pi reservation Of our
rights, and very seldom has that con-
feence been betrayed. Nevertheless
there have been instances. and II has
always seemed 20 us to be a miserable
error to have such cases referred 90 Con-
Rress. essentially a political body and
infused with all the passions and the
predilectiOns belonging 20 It's state.
Courts for the trial Of impeached
Judges-and the cases are 40 few that
the proposed adjustment need not cause
especial trouble ought 20 be oonsti-
tutsd by the Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States
In all other Instances men are tried
before a jury Of their peers Army on
cers, navy officers, civilians are 20 tried.
Why should the Federal Judge be an
exception 10 the prevailing rlle'
The sun., 1910-05-02
BOIS ARE BAD NOWADAYS.
4 GraeeIesa Generation CharEeable 70
Careless Parents.

Careless Parents.
To rHE EDIroR oF The Sun Sir: Our
boys and youths not very bad noWadaya
wherever YOU travel they are in evidence.
breaking the laws and ordinances of the
city. and breaking the laws Of God also.
Why is IL? Nv conclusions are that par
snts are ~ fault Boys are not cautioned
against evil and Law hTeaking they are
allowed 20 have their own way. to follow
their own sweet villa The result 10 . crop
of aelnahnees, and acts that are vicious,
criminal and un-Amertcan
No one checks the boy who puts his feet
all over the car seat. no one says stop
70 the bOy with the hendish and shrill
whistle. no one calls q halt on the boy who
| fights and wells In the streets. Who says
-dont do u" 10 the boys playtnR baseball,
tip cat. pitch pennies. craps. &c.. in and on
our streetsi
No one Why nOtp Because the parents
oG these angels. these mammals and papa's
daElinga, areup in arms at the leaet reprooi
70 their ofaprlnR No! They vii do what
IL needful In the way " punishment for
their spoiled chicklets they VII bring W
their young a. they please; the laws BE-
hanged no law must antagoniRe their dar-
linR's inclinatlons.
Any such law n wrong and must be nulli-
ned, and the result u z lot Of miaflt men
and women, undesirable citizens Of al sorts
later on. the kind that hll our isils and
prisons and add to our taxes and the coat
NV fosH Aprll 90 - y N'A'
The sun., 1910-05-02
The Cuban Lottery.

The people Of the United States have
no more than a doubtful right 10 sit in
judgment on the moral phases Of Cuba's
national lottery. We may, however,
cTiticise and even condemn the institu-
ton on other grounds. Word comes
from a number Of competent and re-
spOnsibie sources, and all agree that the
lottery has already proved to be eco
nomically baneful and socially demOral-
izing. One writer tells Of a marked
decrease in school attendance because
parents spend for lottery tickets the
money that should be used for childrens 3
shOSs and clothing. Another writes Of
an enormous increase in the number Of
svictiOns for nOn-payment Of rent. the
rent money having been used for lottery
tickets. The owner Of one II the larges,
sugar estates in the island, speaking
from an experience Of more than fifty
years in Cuba, says that the lottery,
cOCkhghting and gambling are absorb
ing eli the savings Of the people
Those who are inclined 10 harsh criti-
clam Of the Cubans for such a condition
will do well n remember that the game
Of jai alai that has taken 80 many dol
lars from Cuban pockets was established
under the authority of an American Off
cial. and that cockfghting was not ssri-
ously disturbed during the term oi
another American. II IL also to BE- re-
membered that one reason for the estab-
lishment u the lottery was the need n
funds with which 10 meet obligations in
CURED by the Magoon Administration
That need at least afforded an excuse for
the lottery 4 wiser cOurse was broadly
open and worse could not have been
chosen. The proper remedy for the
financial condition existing AZ the time
II the transfer in January, lsO9 was not
an increase in an already excessive tax
alton. but large dose n administrative
economy 4 drastic wedding out of the
parasites transferred In the Gomez Ad-
minigtratiOn and a stubborn refusal IN
provide for aRy more would probably
have done away with all need for the
revenue now derived from the lottery
fund.
When General GOMEz assumed his
Office there were sound reasons for belief
in his desire and intention 20 conduct
the affairs n the island definitely and
solely in the interest of the people
In the course Of his campaign he de-
riared over hrs own signature that "A
Government can be- economical ifins'ead
~ having an army Of employees II has
he number necessary. and if II does no,
waste large sums in useless measures
for the exclusive benefit Of few. II IN
necessary that public funds be admins
tered in ihe same manner ~ those of
individuals. with the same care. the same
interest," and the same fsleiity- In the
document from which this u taken Cen
eral GoNFZ specifically pledged himself
10 \ policy Of adniDisi -Itiye economy.
Admitting that he 10 spending les than
did his immediate predecessor. it,cannot
b. claimed that he has kept his promise.
We still helievc that he would prefer to
carry out the pledges Of his personal
platform n September ?, l0Os. but belief
in hia strength and his courage has been
shaken by the unmistakabls drift Of
recent months.
The sland is perhaps IN M immediate
danger oi serious mishap. Tho people
have been blsd OF have hlsd themsslvss
The sun., 1910-05-02
POOR NAN!
Rympathstie Attitude % q Wsman victim
% Certain Nlsaaveatures.

~ NtNNatu NaA1ANtANufeas
To rHE EDTroR oY THE sUN-Sv Among
the many delightful features Of THE sUN
those Deevish letters from dyspeptic males
please me most Arecent contributor walls
aloud because his masculine cheek has been
caresaed three times In a. many days by
the soft Dlumes on q lovely woman's hat
Would that the attentions Of the masculine
public were a. harmless
This winter two good coats of mine have
been burned by cigar stubs too precious
for their owners 20 part With whom entering
the subway Thrice have | suffered from
lighted matches nunG anywhere by greedy
smokers on the Manhattan street gliding
stairway. One landed In my veil and act II
on Gre. burning my cheek. Ope In my hat.
another In my hair. scorchinE H.
still ! would not have laws naseed 20
prevent sn0kihg WhvS Men would not
~ half ~ nice without n These little acci-
dents are ~ useful a. heas ~ q dog They
give YOU something 70 think about. I've
had lots worse things happen 70 me-diph-
theria. train wreck. twins. and fTeckies IN
ti-SuHrAEist lives long enough he may
some time get cut of the little pink cotton
lined h0H wherein he evidently spends most
of his time. and then something real may
happen 20 him and he vii smile 20 recall the
day when 4. pat on the cheek drove the iron
into his soul SrPFHAGtsT.
NEW fOHM. April ~
The sun., 1910-05-02
Navy Yard HuIIabaIoos

II would simplify life for a very large
number Of our southern friends II thew
could be induced TO permit the Navy
Department 70 manage naval Affairs,
and even things up by attending to
their own business in the meanwhile.
Instead of that We find cities like New
Orleans instUIcting Government mill
tary experts in matters Oi defence and
offence and in general international
strategy, and communities like Charles
ton bursting into complaint every time
Secretary MEYER. acting under profess
siohal advice, makes tine smallest change
in naval adjustment.
Instead of regarding navy yards AZ
accessOries of convenience for The feet
subordinate details 10 b. regulated az
may be best for the general welfare and
glory of the nation. they seem 'o regard
them rs mere lo,'al properties 70 he ex-
plotted for purely local profit, and they
straightway scOrn and denOunce the
lighte~t iniiInation from Washington
that squints in the direction NJ their
special discOnien' New Orleans has
hoWled on many occasions in tho PAST
and Is still howling The papers tell
the Government that New Orleans Is the
greatest naval station in tho country:
that the whole Mississippi valley Is open
70 hostile invasion from abroad unless
II y maintained A. ths highest point ri
efficiency, provided with defiant hests,
and kept IN constant preparation for the
very worst Charleston, which has a
mos' admirable harbor and an excsllen,
navy yard that the GOvonmont firmly
The sun., 1910-05-02

The hOOr oi the entry Of a moving pio-
turs show theatre collapaaa, iniuring a
number of persons and thus exciting In the
minds Oi the authorities for the first time
tho thought that Il may have bsen unsafe.
A child falls from tho gallery Of another
u thsss places Of amusement, and In this
way Ia rsvsllad the risks daily incurred
by many of the patrons Of a hall that can
not bs oponsd 90 thu public without the
permission Of the authorities. ls the re-
spousibiity to be put on the laws or on the
administrator { ths laws
The sun., 1910-05-02

CoFsa has ~ active gold mines. 10 Eraphiis
~ coal - copper silver . sine. mercury and
~ various
tApan Il establishing high tschnoloGich
school IN Port AT'huT and Il conducting invesu.
cations faE ths development ~ productive IN.
dustries In MAhchuria, says the Taivo. q Tnsio
--r@ fNiy.
There Il 10 harren land IN AAhehuna. Aimosi
ever aere IL cultivated. TIE yield of beans ne
LEADING siapie. Ia between i0Oo0D and ia0no O'i
kohu koku- aye buaheiE year
Prom August 5, iep. Whsn ~ ss- trade -
Auaas began. IN Febriary - t1io. Manila ssat
slmn01O cigars N ~ United States
Glasg0u capitalists are randinE l1n0on n tne
Philippines "a hsip develop the rubber indusirT
IN Jhe progressive Island Of Mindanaa. saya ne
Manila DnRB Buiieitg-
The south Manchuda lapanessl Railway h
securing q loan Oi nOo.0oo Yen Uun=so cent?
"a BE- used fDf.
The sun., 1910-05-02
ors.a. Of ElsAs...sA Cs.,ur,.


|TV7| " 7 77--I-7I|7-IW NTNT|TI-
The orsan psed In me MoFavina ,sarcb AZ
iluu from i1s7 70 1919 and from ne latter dste
unui rrrentiy 10 the horavian churrh at South
Hcthiehem stn be returned 70 I4utE ana pr.
ssT, 81 a. a relic. lt uas bfdlt b. David Tnn6en
herE. the iiuu organ builder The rharTe ioy
u Nas ~ pounds sterling A similar one uas
made Tor NaS@eih In lfns 40 orEan buiit bv
me same rnan vas scnt 70 Madison. Va. In ian
on three wagons and it suul IN uae Ths ant
OTEanist Of ne i4tu lnatrumeut wa Joan
Thomas, iT. who piayrd n for "a years.
The sun., 1910-05-02
Klsa TTsstass, isr Gsssula Ca.a.a.,.,.

C0rrsfD5adsHcs Fcyeiisglig
We had q candidate 10 lake dinner utth IA a.
day last uegk Ne seemed 10 be IN me suirtts
Poor candidates, lhey sure DO have q hard ums
gong about trying "a nnnuiaclure votes. Tbsu
II makes mem ieel 70 smhsFras.sd When thsy
drive ~ 10 huuae and ne doE begins 70 hsrE
shd M lady % ne aousC bsEins 70 smile and ne
childFen say Mamma. yondeT IA another eandl
DATE. We believe the poor fellows 0uHal 70 h-
treated VEN kindiy ghsl Gaey arc wnliBs % ss-ri.
zoe thcir une and iaieat Cor he rood OF a.
uaaaHa
The sun., 1910-05-02
REVOLT m PENNSYLVANIA.
auFpFssinE ssntlmeRts Sf q ksystoBs state
Republlean.

To rHE EDIToR ~ TIE SuN-Str In Isss
the English people we're suffering 20 severely
from the high prices Of food that the English
Government. through the Efforts of Richard
Cohdeh, was forced 10 take % the duties
on all food products putting all OF them on
the free list
Nov. our people are suffering In the same
wav men With families and moderate In
cnrnea ind Il Impossible 70 Ret good and suf-
hcient fOnd for them
Why shouldn't Congress. under these cir
eumstancrs. put all food products on the
free list thus helping and relieving the poor
people % part Of their burden
The legend of Government ~ the people
BY the people and for the people. 80 Elibly
used by politicians, IL bOah rs a government
Of politicians for the pork barrel
Had President Taft vetoed the tarih bill the
entire people would have backed him up with
q hurTah. but fearing 10 disrupt his party
he signed Il and bis party h nov going I q the
devil. A DIsGUsTED REPUHttCAN
BUtG RrN Pa April %.
The sun., 1910-05-02

By the lottery and kindred Institutions,
hut they have for tho last year been In
unusually good condition 20 stand the
bleeding. Crops have been larger.
prices have been good, wages have been
liberal. and there has been employment
for all who wanted Il. When the tide
Of general prosperity turns, and perhaps
even sooner, Ciba's test will come.
The sun., 1910-05-02
Bss viii Thsy Csms WAsa "a" Doe. Cat,
fag TkenT

To ruN EDTTOE ~ TIVE SrN-Sif A bst. that
as, private Ameriran clt1e6. being In any part
Of the world has the hEht 10 summon Any sish
ofnrtal of the United states Government 20 leave
hls rosi % duty and travel feW hundred or a
few thousand miles 70 mssi him and dIa~us, py,
vsts Affairs. bets thas no such Thing ever IA,
besn done Or ever ran he done. and adds his opIn
lon that u 70 wers done our Nbois people would
denounce h a. colossal piece Of sIrontery. and
II the ohciai obey 81 the summons the Adnlnis
ifauon would discharge him Or Coagress would
impeaeh him. kindy decide ths bet and obllrs
many Tho are interested
Nav NORE. April 40
The sun., 1910-05-02
Ho~ . nS.srrA C.s,,.s.a q p.,.,.,.

FTom ~ SBsdaisF.
u vas q paiuunE Of TIE Bapust or rather Of ,ss
hapusts head on ths charrer. Uhich Hsliini nd
aiziost co15ietee iaa, Gsss the monarrn's s,tsn.
In1. and he obiected 10 ths nsrk A ds~api,s,rs
head he sald-and quite rightiJ has no hsrk :
and nOticing faint smile Of waat he TOOK 70 be
increduiity On the fare Of ne artist hs had .i.v,
ssn happsned N b. standing by dscapltst-d On
NJ spot by ane Of he Euard.
BsiHui Was Of rOuFas horFtbsd. but the criur
Eas triumphant and Fointcd out win delight nov
eompistsiy t1e Demonstration made rood bis %
lornan.
The sun., 1910-05-02

Fse4 ~ EIpgra Gafrne
Ths Ncrmal baasnan eeam % ms season 4
ite beat nat has rsursaeated l1e achoul ia 3 rorf
many yeara rhale eaFe ~ G.1iara men o. heaFfad
lnaea % a. but % piayuIa ere young. acuva
man ueo ute On iuigllrt IN ne Gnma
The sun., 1910-05-02

" suv 'v,sRds uAo fapoT rifA HaHuscTpsf fSy
puliieaoa utsA % hass sJsctsd iysss TsaTHsd fAsv
Hlusi ~ a. sasss ssad sfaalps fog sRai pHrposs
The sun., 1910-05-02
PrspaFsd FoE asvtsa Day IN ne Hail % Vams
FroH ~ P'ant5urs Pysst


! en- pFspared 70 to al kinds % tgucdnR q
feaauaauis prices. Al uork cnr1fu1v doaa
Hsadguarils ~ MaEEarss street.
M1cHaEs caaER
The sun., 1910-05-02

Paris o'Tce a. Rue Louis le Grand The daily and
onAdas edisons are on ssle A. Kiosque 4. near ire
oFand hoeeiI Klosque y, Boulevard des CapueineS
eerner Place De 'op'ra. and Kiosaue 10 boulevard
De- italisna corner Rue Louis le Grand
The sun., 1910-05-02

London once Emngham House. I ,rundsl street.
strund. IRE dauv aad SUNDAY SrN are m sale IN
LondnH q, the ATerinan ana Colnnial Frrhange,
Canton street Regent street and 1aw steams ship
Agency. " Green street. Charng Gross Road.
The sun., 1910-05-02

ne agu had iuui tumrsd Ovul 1a mcl.
= hasa - ulara1a via na t1lAa uaa ag1 -
ua1la q 90 o1msl- a1a eIi1d. -1Eing a Glll
The sun., 1910-05-02
sss,sripslsa. Sy Nan. ps.,pala.

Pubtishsd BY ths sun Printing and PuhIshiaE
Association 81 10 Nassau street, IN the Borough
Of Manhattan, NeW Nork rresident n the Asso.
ciAtion. Edward p Mtrhell 10 Nassau stFee'
Treasurer ai the Association. Y iAian. 10
Nassau street secretary Of thr Association, y. ".
otinn. no Nassau street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS

kansas civ April -Recsipts.
5000 i5ctSdins so soatnsr9s 10 25e a!sa-
s. 40 a s so. fair 70 good s. s5&S s. ~ e 80
err. So SIS stock.rs and FEEDERS - % 9 80 ~ ~
IS So. -q-ive S41S IS; heifers. 81 zoe So 90
bulls s. - q s. -. calves. 81 $ - Hogs
Parafpts : 600. opened strong closed weak -
Sc lower. .op. SO Is; bulk of sales: $40 - .
$40 IS. heavy. $40 goa $40 20. packers and
s 27, 81. 80 p IS HEEP-ReceIp-s
10000 Il 2SS lS~sr. lain9s S s o. - "a
a. E0g; & Is. sfocxars and feeders. S48$6
chicago. April - CATTLE = Receipts.
l. ~ "a So. hsi,sr, q 256 ST bulls 81 500
So = calves. IS q 50 25s stocSers and feeisrs,
81 T5aSG -. EOGS-Eece. pts, $1,000, stsaay;
choice heavy. $40 s. g $40 s.: butchers $40 -
y $40 Or. light MIXED. $40 so $40 70. choice
light $40 20 : $40 50. packing. $40 L29 ST. -
S9EEF-Rece!pts. I4.oO0, market 15425c lower:
sheep S1IS9. lambs. 81 50GSlo, yearInss. so
Cincinnati April 4 CATTLE - Receipts.
2II0. sai- SO good sh42pers 50 30 Il ;, 90 c05 s
Sii rs a ST 10. common. 81 3 Q $40 . SHEEP
-R4celo-s - steady, s. % ! SO So lambs
''f East 5gffaio. A7rl cArTIE-Eeestgss.4
900. fairly active az LOG - I'M 49,
S 5caS7 3 heiters. S5GS5 COWS. s. 25gS5 :.
bulls siaSd sS2eS s and - tasSsrs ga 49,. - 20
srs stea4v S-1GS7C EEAL-S- Receipts. .. 900.
active. ST. 80 - HCGS-Receipts. lO5OO. fairly
Sin eOl7Sii q a few 81 IS mixed. S1l Ca
SIf o Yorxers SItSsIl q. plgs. $40 o.. rOCEhs-
SO $3.50 81. stays $ 5oFS9 *. tairtes Slld
en- s. SHEEP AND AiBS-Eecelpts 1900.
s5e~o active and steady. lambs 81 hiSzer, heavy
lam = slow. lambs s. go 50 o.. few $40. year
1'rr Sndf So - wethers - -safSs %. ewes, - -
g.xT 70. sheep. mixed. S4tss
PittsburE April Ga rIEs--Supply fair.
.N0irs - sEnSs 50. prime 81 9tfS- % SHEEP
supply fsir prime wethers, 50 s6fs1. culis and
common S3-fs4 so. lambs. SJ4Ss % VEAL
~ Aryrsz <. TN~S1 HOES Rsc.iofs HIGHT
grlrne rssyies sri -. MEDIUMS 81 N. hcsvv
yorfz.-- slI Iu4Sii Is. lght SilGSll 10. pigs.
20 s0Es.o %. roughs. Sl07S10 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05

FLOE = AND MEAL--FI0ur qli't- Win ol.-
ers holding or or the decline iu wheat
s1~irz patents s. soc So So winter strli-hts.
81 -5 u s. 40. winter patents. s. 6' 50 l'.
sprtpe cIears. 81 90 50 s.. extra 10 Z winter
s. -OTS5. extra No winter, 81 30 3 - -.
Kansas straishts. s. 1855 30. RYE FLOUR
STEADY. fair % good. 81 e q 81 - choice 20
fa---- s. 80 q 81 81. CuRNfEALl-k. In dried.
&. 25 BAG NFATr-Fiu- white ana Yellow.
g Isl so. coarse 81 35uS1 so FEED
Western and citv barely steady. Western
sowing s24 25H SPA so. STANDARD miIdliug.
Sg4 JoM s24 =. -four DO SIS - Il S-s 30. ree
sacks. middIine S23 500 $40 30. red dog. $9t-
honinv chop. SO so bulk $50 80 sacks. OLE
meal. s3T nominal
PROVISION~-F iruner Ifh buying h~ recent
sellers and loss pressure 90 sell Influenced tr
stcadv hog markets. but % the advance there
grain. and values lost part % the early gain.
sales or lard amounted o. 700 uerces - July
a. ~ soc PoR steady. m@s-. 81. FAMILY,
So DO Z Sos short cleG-. SO 2 SD hl- ~ --
Firu. niess sts@Stf. family. SO SD 1n
packet Sl6 90 HSIT, extra India moss So -
EsI BEEF RZI~-i2uiet, S-faf S2G DRESS I'D
HpGs-Steadr. IarouE lti 20. INH Ih. tt't..
100 o. I4ac. 40 Oh. lfac pigs l'c GU
W- ATS Ilt-fsl bellies auli. smoking. JOG.
no 10. 49, d I.c. - d. is n I've. - Do. ld -'.
ploIlad hams quiet. i6 q q fIc IAlLoN-
stesds C,y e9gnSr-. ,., L ..al&,
I4u14Nc refined nrn south America 1850.
,ouuaent, - zoe. Brasil ses ~ soe com
pound. Iai- ID Ibi.c. EAElN E-Sted+f.
oiso 1st-c. city lard, ls@e.
win the lowest price for standard fraruin+ed
believed % De Is l5r rrr. less Z per cent CASA
The London market for beet sugar a4a steady.
April aud MAY quoted az las %. d. aud Au-
gust las -1r.d, tho latter = q uearar. Raw
here steady TO nrm and unchanged eentTif-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-05
TOPICS OF THE STREET

--orr--N TRADING Transactions cor
r,-s,r- s-~o,-t 81 the local stock market
49,. less shan 5000 shares. about evenly
sf,.s5as between sales and purchases
f-orH IMPORTS. Cold coin 10 the
r-.-.,-.t - 100000 was engaged yester-
--,. .-- srt0nent 70 Londor TO-DAY. max
t-~ -r, total On the current London move
-. $500. 600. Including the shipments
= So..1 America. gold exports from to
---..-s states since January have amount
Ia. s-a.f0-ls4. against imports in the
- ..--e OF S4ESsS45. Sterling ex-
-. v.-s strong in yesterdays market.
- I. mas thought thai with any further
-. cold e,.ro-ts 81 the close Of re
-l --,..rs roach substantial figures
----.. str-r---+- were hiEaeT and fle
ro-r I'D F-~Eiar6 secured 100000 % the
seI.r A~rtcsu sold offered in the open
london market
.--r- ---prrR MARKET Tie week
--s~eF ~-fr uttle change IN tire copper
-,,--<.f -ale- ~ sTsl lots of copper We're
rsno-,s TO- % Jzs-ee -be-s Is no pressure on
49, ---.i-a- --r f-e large selling agencies
end ~~nfrfar- no r0f care Lo MAKE le7N
conclusions below -a'1 tenlS P9uIle Toy
rIc-trUiTtIC. The s.'.oe -al-e =,
consumers arc small and y ls because ~
r-Hl rf.nr CONFER .r'FT'~.~ hiFl4'' p go
r--fnE movement before ti' close of me
------rRN RAILwAT--The Southern
r-.ff---- raS sold 20 Potter. thoste a.
f--a-+tre ST. c7n. 600 equipment trust 3 = DO
,s....-. - 5oI,s ~ sse- $40 each. on k9rif
go lscrrhe- 3 from October !. 1910. The
srrurl-- Cor tle issue IS equipment ar =
t-feI cost ~ fHs-..lh'. ot WLich ar1c'.1'
..r- rr~ CENT Las been PAID iu cash by ~"
..----sr-- Tra bonds are offered ar a price
81 net 80 per cent
ANNUAL METAL EXCHANGE. ELEC--
So .a.rH H.F -rr