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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-28
The Colon Has Gone.

In the days when the masters of
statelineSs and noble style were still
respected the Colon was a power in
the land. Today we know him not,
save rarely, and then not in his right
tul service. True, he may be found in
conjunction with the Dash; but the
Dash is a supine rascal. indeterminate
hesitating, and no fit company for one
who was wont to be a very pillar of
strength in the temple of letters There
is something deeply pathetic in the
silent passing of this grand old fell
low after all his noble record But the
world has changed. and the Colon has
passed with the minuet 1t is the age
of the scTawling Comma or hurried
Dash; or, if we do rise to the hight
OF the SemicolOn. that is but half a
Colon, after ALL and not to be com
pared with the fine old figure which
served to buttress the great pharases
Of the masters. In the average book
of the present one will not find a sin
gle Colon used for its original and
chief purpose. Either the curt Period
breaks in, or the limp Comma makes
the ineffectual protest against annie
perpeuity One can fancy our gallan
old Colon fleeing from the tumult of
linotype and multiple press He must
have gaZed regretfully at the coming
of all these strange, awkward crea-
lures to the composing room. His was
the day of small clothes, lace. and
snuffbox. He fingered, indeed, in com
pany with the splendid makers of Eng
lish in the middle of the nineteenth
century; but having done that, he
could do no more. And now he is al
most forgotten by his erstwhile asso-
ciates in the printers case.-New York
EveatAg San.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-28
Mrs. Forbes Loses Suit.

BRIDGEPORT. CONN., Special
Though y. Holland Forbes. the aero
naUt last summer characterized as
blackmail the suit for $4,000 brought
against his wife by Mrs. Ernest Row
ley, who alleged alterations of her
husbands affections. and said he
would fight the case to the last ditch.
Mrs. Forbes failed to appear in court
yesterday and judgment was entered
against her.
Mrs. Rowley testified that her hus-
band had entered the employ of the
Forbes family in 1907, and immedi-
ately his love began to cool. She dis
covered a letter, she said, couched In
terms of endearment. addressed to her
husband by Mrs. Forbes. This, along
with other similar epIstles, she gave
to Judge Curtis. who will peruse them
and decide later as TO the damages to
be awarded
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-28
FOUR ARE KILLED
WHILE IN BALLOON
Lightning Hits German Air Craft and
1t TumbIes TO the Ground Below.

BERLIN Special The balloon
Delitzsch, belonging TO the Bitterfeld
Aero club, was struck by lightning
during violent storm Sunday morn
ing, The four occupants were killed.
The exact circumstances can never
be known, for the only evidences are
the wrecked balloon and the shattered
bodies OF the men who met their fate
unseen, without the possibility OF hui
man help.
1t was calm, clear evening when
the Delitzsch rose in the air at Bit
terfeld, and the occupants were en-
thusiasttc over the perfect conditions
OF a night trip Herr Luft, Bitterfeld
merchant and an experienced amateur
expert aeronaut. were well qualified 10
balance any lack OF experience on the
part OF their companions, two Leipzig
merchants named Graupner and Hoeck-
Ell.
storm Gathers Suddenly.
moonlight night OF rare beauty
ming, and nobody foresaw the fierce
storm which gathered with extraordi-
nary suddenness later.
Early yesterday morning a resident
OF kelchensachsen, about sixty miles
from Bitterfeld, heard among peals OF
thunder one crash so loud that he be-
but not hearing anything further like
~ 10 support this belief. he went to
sleep again. Going out after daylight
ne was astonished to find wreck cd
balloon and four distorted bodies living
in his garden. The bag of the balloon
was ripped and torn. II was hanging
m tree, through the boughs OF which
smashed car of the balloon was near
From the condition OF the bodies and
the deep Expressions in the ground IL
was evident that they had fallen from
a great height. Ii also became appar-
ent upon examination that the disaster
loon.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-28
MARK TWAIN HAS
SERIOUS RELAPSE
Rally Upon Seeing His Daughter
Proved to Be Only Tenn
pOrary.

REDDING, CONN., Special
Samuel Clemens Mark Twain)
had a sudden relapse at his home
Mt StrOmfield, near here, Monday
morning. His physicians were
hurriedly summoned, but their
first reports were non-cOmmittaI
as TO the famous humOriSt's
chances of life. The change for
the better following the arrival
from Europe of his daughter.
Mrs. Ossip GabrielOvitch, wife of
the pianist, yesterday was only
temporary.
AS the day wore on, the patient
improved, and Mr.. Glenn
ems physician, DR.. r. II. Halsey, lef
for a hurried trip to New York. Mr.
Clemens, nursed by his daughter, ap
peared to rally slightly. The pres
ence of Mrs. Gabrielovitch seemed t,
cheer him greatly.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-28
Ishod an inventory of his various

lshcd an inventory or his various
Losses.
Throughout the city. cellars were
hooded, entailing, in some instances.
losses that will aggregate hundreds OF
dollars In the suburban sections OF
the city irreparable losses have been
done 20 gardens. which. in a number
o. instances, have been completely de-
Yastated.
Sidewalks I'm and about the city
thow the effects OF the unusual rain,
the streets being covered in some in
stances for block or more, and this
despite the fact that the sun has been
casting its rays earthward all day.
The rain yesterday had an appre-
ciDle enect on church services
throughout the city, some OF the ev1
ercises being but slimly attended. The
various parks in and about the CITY
were deserted for the first Sunday this
year.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-28
MINNERAHA is
STILL ON ROCKS
Declared That Attempt to Float
Atlantic Transport Liner
Would Be Useless.

IL . N DO NJ Special After
moro than twcnty-fOur hours on
the rocks OF the SciIIy Islands.
the Atlantic transport liner Min
nehaha, IL was reported WedneS-
day in adviccS received here. an
Peared 60 be in worse shape than
was first supposed. The work of
Tightening her was continued.
but II was declared that at-
tcnpfs 10 float her would he usr-
less at UIis stage.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-28
FIND SKULL OF YOUNG
WOMAN IN CESSPOOT

NEW Notwithstanding skull
OF young woman was found i'm a
cesspool by workmen excavatinr AT
Astor Place and Broadway TO-DAY
Nearby was turf of long. dark brown
hair This is the only clew the po-
lice have.
fracture OF the skull over tho
rlght eye led TO the theory of muir
der, and a search was immediately
begun for the rest of the bones.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-28
BOARD is FREE ON
SELF-DEFENSE PLEA

ROANOKE, VA Special.-Grover
Cleveland Board, who has been on
trial here for four days for the MUIR
der of Luther NimmO. was found not
guilty by jury Monday night.
Nimmo went to Boards house last
February TO attend a dance. The two
men quarreled and Board stabbed
Nimmo fatally. Self-defense was the
plea.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-28
ROUGH RIDERS WILL
GREET COL. ROOSEVELT

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA.-Special.
An official call for the fifth re-
union of the Roosevelt Rough Riders
at New York from June 10th to goth
has been issued.
The chief object OF the reunion In
to welcome Colonel Roosevelt homa.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-04-28
TyIer's Affidavit.

The affidavit of Tyler is very
lengthy. consisting of a numD>v OF
'ypewritten pages. II says, in effect.
that Pannill tried TO induce him 90
.ncriminatc Mrs. TenucY. Ii says that
Tyler was given SIS to come TO Rich
mOnd to testify and that he was to.o
by Nr. Wendenburg that he had tho
choice of faVOring Mrs. Tcnney or iu-
eliminating Miss Tenncy. the first
whose character had been attacked
by her husband. or the other, whose
character was nure.
Probably an hour after they retired
Mr.. Royal came back and asked leave
to file another answer.
Il wish to show" he said. that
Tenney began these proceedings in
California two years ago"
Mr.. Wendenburg then began his an
swer to the charges, speaking in a
very digniied manner
The statements of Tyler" he said
"are absolutely false. We will show
that Mrs. Tenney wined him and dined
him, and that they were together af-
ter 2 A. N. / saw him In Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
PRusH RUNABoUT DEAL ON
COMPANY Said To Be Wanted by Big
Automobile Combination.

T. was learned yesterday that tie United
states Motor Company, the S1e,ee0. coo auto
mobile combination ia the formation OF
which members Of the banking staff Of ].
? Morgan & Co. were interested. was ne
EotigtinE for the purchase Of the Brush
Punebout Company. Appraisers were said
srea6y 70 be al work making an inven-
torY O. tho property Of the latter cen
reri.
The United States Motor Company re-
gently acquired The Columbia Motor Com
psry. and among its other subsidiaries are
she Maxv ell-Friscoe Motor Company, Of
Tzrrrtown. and the Pope Toledo Company,
q Hartford.
II has been the belief In Wall Street that
she corporation would form the nucleus fer
t4s rGmared coming formation of great
automobile trust. with several hundred
million dollars capital but it was said
yesterday 70 be the intention OF the com
PAM u control enly Z few enterprising
and successful concerns which would Co
operate IN making the organization one in
which system, economy and sound bust
ress judgment would prevail.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
Yester
pRnYISinNs-Flalf

PROyTSfDSS-FaiTly active ana firmer. On
the advance there was moderate proht taking
No sales in lard futures. PORK-Steady;
mess, S94d s24 SO; family s26@ s27 short
clear s41 a s27 80. REEF-Mess. St5 a SIC; fam
lily, $40 a $50; packet, SIG 500 $1I; extra India
DRESSED TOGS-Firm; bacons, 10 Z e; $50 lb.
lS1sc. 100 III. 13Izef lao h. 51zf; pigs. IS q
cur MEA Ts-Pickied bellies steady smok-
ing 10, 10 H. 16li a1Gh6i 70 ID. 154c: Il
LOW-City, =. n S-16c te9untry. 6ai az hc.
IARIl-Middle Western 1910 g 1860: city.
13Lc: refined South America, 1450c; Cont
nant Is S0ci Brazil. Kegs 15.50c; compound.
ii 40 lie.
RICE-Firm. with a broad demand Dan
TaInage's Sons Company. Kew Orleans, tele-
graphs Louisiana crop movement 70 date as
I99MS ,ngrad gi ahs AZ last week: sales
cleaned. estimated NJ L9265iS. against L306.
graphs movement OF CSroliha crop as show
ing receipts to date of eS.372 pockets and sales
q s,iC3RETiefinGd firm, with standard grauu-
London market for best sugar eased on q tgifie
al the close and The weekly hgures from Cuba
we're not as favorable as expected The market
closed steady, WITH spot probabiy wanted at the
yado 50 test a soc; molasscs sugar. So test
& 5be London quiet and unchanged early, with
SAFES were 1O.06o bass cuba centrifugal nats
Yesterday but not ANNOUNCED until today. at
. 15-ltic basis 90 test, cost and freight. equal
"a soc duty paid. steamer IN port. 10 Howell.
leading and direct shipment 70 the United King
dain at eose, basis 96 test. Cuba. equal
to 1-lGe New 1orly,
higher. sp6t, May and June. 12so1l55 soc;
JnIv 10 959Sla soc London strong spot. $50
lie Cd; futures. f5T lis 90. Lake here, 12.75@
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
SEE STEP TO UNITE TAXIS
First Move Expected To Be
Taken in London To-day.

..,e;-rejSers cf the New York Taxi
.-o,orsay. Limited, Who are scheduled
ca" -. sa London to-day, VIII oe asked. ac-
80 n 8 report here yesterday, TO take
-, ,--.n u proposition to wind I'd this
80 - The corporation This company
80 red cars o. the local New York
..-.h company. which Is The operating
,sry ard which vas Incorporated with
-s,4+sl stock 81 $500. subsequently IN
.-ssSsd 70 $35e.oac-
v-as ,.:;lisred yesterday that the com
:, ms about 90 20 OFT Of business in
I-ee,-,s-re of GrproftabIe returns, but this
- 5en,ed BY e,1 official OF The local oora-
-. Mn, said thai the concern was in a
=. rrtsrercas condition. Another report
,,.b &o,lnd many believers. was that the
..,s,,,,.ioo which was expected to be intro
I'D Tor winding Up the affairs ef The
80 york Taxiczb Company, Limited was
s,er, in TIE plans for consolidation Of the
,..,-ah companies ol this city, announced
- IN. Tribune on April G. Il was then
"a that the project contemplated the rner-
= NJ the New York Cab Company and the
Service Company Of New York as an
.rt+4sl move and that later the New York
7sxiosb Company and other large corpora
,ions operating taSicah services would
,robably be included IN the arrangement
II u. Hhipple. president of the Taxi-Ser-
.ios Compa-T, was quoted year ago as
saying;
Tile operation. OF all the taxicabs in this
rs-v b. = single instead of a dozen com
raries would save a lot Of costly ,1upIica-
,l,r. Consolidation Of the taxicab com
-sniss might be arranged by an exchange Of
sey;rsties- Something OF The sort is bound
10 ccne + time. II could effect q cor
toiidati5n OF au ti4e companies, the first
F.ng would do would he to put down
-sters
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
FoKEIGN FINANCIAL.

london, May lo.-Consols closed 4 higher
g. SIS Tor MONEY and SIS FOR account
Gracoada "a at 1S7s Canadian Pacific, 23s,
at ;a4l3. an4 Grand Trunk, 4, at 2J24.
III tney was 81 good simply. notwithStand-
fuI tbe settlement requirements, and ois-
roilnt rates Hare easy
rrne stock Exchange retained YESTERDAY s
strength ald established further edyences,
nofabls- in oil shares, cOppers, Mexican
rafts aud Grand TFd1E. while the steady
e4p8usion IN tne Investment demand hdro-
er7a6 home rails and consols. Paris pur-
cbssel favoTlteS among the kahtrs aid
sa-rzisncrs, and this helped The tone. bd'
,t,hjser shares closed irregular on fealiza-
t;ons The general settlement commenced
-1-itb the earFy lover rates easier, Americans
American shares opened higher On STEADY
,,-1x-frp and the bureau crop report helped
-e-,tf-i7ert New York bought well during
80 afternoon. but sold ia tie late trade,
sn3 mis- caused q sethack or = 10 a and
Gaii money in LONDON, 25l2t4 per. cent
onen r7l2rket discount rate for short bills
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
MAY END FREIGHT WAR
Commerce Commission to Act on
Import Rates.

7asiainztom. May 1o-Ths Interstate
Commerce Commission consented to-day TO
set as arbitrator in the controversy among
rhe Eastern railroads, started more than
: year ard 2 half ago and involving i'm
r-orc traffic rates from Boston. New York.
ltimore and Philadelphia. It also sug-
Essted that pending the actual arbitration,
she rates from Boston, Philadelphia and
Fsltiraere b the same, and addressed e
ie-te- with this end in View TO c. c. Nc
car chairman Of the Trunk line com
-rtttee Il EXPRESSED The opinion that these
rates should net exceed those NOW in effect
.rcm Boston and Baltimore.
TOY many sears vestbound import traffic
~zs handled By the Eastern trunk lines
v-i-h hat were considered reasonable diff
1e-zutialz among the ports Of Boston New
TcrA, Reltimcre and Philadelphia The
~estbound rates on import traffic we're
tc~est from Philadelphia, although Balti-
more haa about the same rates New
TorlEs rates we're z trifle higher, while
those oE Boston were stiil higher.
Eighteen months ago the Boston & Maine
Fzil-oad fled with the commission tariffs
c. veztbcund impcrt traffic which wiped
ogt tbs differentiaIs which heretofore had
opsrstsd ON Boston, the idea being to put
EcStCn tTL e-Lzll1F WIZ NEW eESs 6c-AtE-
more and Philadelphia This cut m rates
rs met promptly by the Eastern trunk
lines ty fling rates wllihc restored the diff
terendals. The Boston & Maine ilIlrnedi-
stel~ hlsd other tariffs again riping cut
sas diherentlsls and the war has continued
Frer ziucH
Some time ago the Boston & Maine put
s7to effecI rates in SIS process Of elirninat-
tng the dlGerentials which have not been
iast b the ether lines. Efforts have been
made from tir1e 70 time to terminate the
Ta-. but they have been gnavailing- The
'ssult IS that shippers now are enjoying
t7s loves- rates Or vestbound inlport traf-
= known in tic history Of American rail
Toaalns. The rates are considerably lower
nan thcss On 1hs same kind cf domestic
'egat snd the railroads complain that
tAeS a-t far Too low 10 ahle them TO
hs2cle tie traffic at q profit
ne agreement reached to-day is in the
azure Of 2 cctnrrotnise that viii make
loF r5ad5ustnent CT rates on the west
5sund import traffic
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

1sc; electrolytic Il so a 12.75c; casting. 1928
Il soc. TfN-FirIn; spot. So IS q SO lec; Mas'
g. go g 9S. 1oc June and July 80. 90 q So. S, loc,
London irn; spot. f1a9 lis Cd: futures. l9l
los LBAD-Easy; spot, 4.25 q i.S5c New or
and 4121s q4171sc East 81 louis. bondos = =
lower at t12 los The American Smelling ana
Refining Company has reduced It's price from
a.a5c 70 a40c. sPELTERZ STEADY; spot 1,i- n9Ini-
nal at 5.o5 q 5-eUc May. 5.g5 q :. 15c New YORK
East ST Louis spot at 4.9o@5c London uns
changed ct f22 fRoN.-Higher ct 4Ss 1oi5
for Cleveland warrants in London. Locally
quiet: No foundry Northern. ST. SIT 20; No
2. SIG 80 q $lT; No 1 Southern and No South-
ern soft, Sizes 9 Sle T5- Fig iren certificates
dull and unchanged.
HIDES Good general demand. with mod
crate receipts for the open market and con-
sequenty reserved offerings. Prices Ven
maintained ard full but unchanged values
Quoted as selling basis .
LEATHER -Heinlock sole active at full
prices eak sole firm and active
DRUGs-EssenttaI oils firm, with the nsaa !.
jobbing business. Roots firm and unchanged
basis, full prices quoted
OILS-Iiefined petroleum unchanged. Lin
seed oil firm az recent prices. -. 80,
C0TToNSEED OII-Inactive; sales; 5.eo9
bbls: prices steady at the close. ct unchanged !
prices TO 8 points net higher. Local contfaet
prices
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
O4HeR CATTLE MARKETS.

81 -- FF 10.-Cs Receipts.
- ''.-.lihs yH} Sedtherns. Iaaaket for
CO. 1,F ~ strong. 60 others weak
5 -i'a-ts oHd dressed beef steers. 81 - u
g. rl.s.--- - Fc0d. 81 5v9 8. 5p; western.
-, - .irrlEc-s ana feeders 81 . 81 10,
- - s. 80; Southern c..-.s. s. 20 ~
: - - & 90 -. loi:lFa. 81 - Z 81 jet
- ~. - =. ttLEI>S-s4 q 81 Hogs
Z s' t'5b- 30 20c l.gler: Top, 81 -
3 e. - z.i=s - - r 81 -: ..easy. S. feN
l~-- s.'.rfs -u3 glf"bers So 30 2 50 f3;
-. Z. . 2 81 ~ D.cE - 30 ass 80. SHEEP
c 81 :. eiry. st-acy 10 strong. lambs. .
- --t'ttss- s. a. q IS: wefheFs. 81 -sT -;
Gs-' 3" sVs$'i stockcrs and feeders. s. 30
3, ,.le.a-ati, Hsy Ie-CA~TIf,-R Receipts.
& n 'ta1F' 1aic 20 Sond shippers. - T5sg
~. ee.ii'len 81 15H$g -. IiOCs-Ilecei ipts.
Ri 5.-e..'s. lrr Aisaer. avici,ers ara snaPpe -
- ''. .ai-l-1"u. 3 50s1 - q. SHEEP
So - ste1n2s s. - 81 -; Iaaiss
---.t-E 70. MAJ 4o.-f-e = TIE Receipts, :. Goo
:. ~ str9ls; steers. 50 - G s. 80; co... S.
s. - 90 lc ferz. - - = 81. Bulls. 81 80 q
-. les, - 2 - p. stoc-crs and feeders,
y - 70 IDGS--Saeeipts. S.@uo. marker
& - CHOICE Leavg. 50 81 z 81 te. butchers,
~, ~ iigat mixed So 5o4S9 .; choice
-. - : saS9; belR Of sales 50 81 I So 81.
So re 1900. market 5t~a,i
-. = ~ = ~ "a. earrings. 81 20 Z 81 So
's : - 5. 50; spring ln-ata 50 20 aSi2-
.H.A steers s. S. - TEALe-Ee-
49, 20 slow aad &c lover: s6s5sS
SS-k Receipts. gee; active and 15@2oo
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

pxr, Kew 1orlz. MAY 10. 1910
T-s-see,s teeatgE s-cz1- for E+JcG fat stock.
- = fair demand = 1l3i2o for na-
g. al Al hs--Eteoelprs none ror1inaIly steady
g. =, -. -rssesG calves in Moderate sUfplg
1.lsr - gu cry dressed EesiE sold st leg
st-r1t,., = lf.fry d. II TdI0tzc.
- = asb LAMBS Receipts cars, or
z+--1. ~ ter Slaughter. Sheep rorniuaiiy
-..7 --6.Ls "esR, Ttrh liberal receipts ~
-. l',feF. Dressed ,nutton slow At 129
,-esz15 lest "ethet= seiiing up 10 15c;
ss-ar e. '- 4i'f- - 1.Ei7lsr. with n few
qt5cs ,gs5 80 - earcsss.
?, e-.l--. i-s-e .fis +, cars or $50 head, ali
.il steady 10 strong
fsgs ---- -etE t7ster1s i--S. Sanders: az state
3. = :. a'e-sse. al SO par 1o9 II. Tousfs.
81 - ! -. 8 s.st---. - state hogs i5s 10 r.
y p F-Hfr. = sfs.I5-zs g, -, . ,10.
''o-s7- -.s Il e. q -.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call
opened AZ 81 per cent; highest, per cent;
lowest per cent; closing. per cent,
ruling rate. So per cent. Time money " as
more active aud frln. Rates. ! per csgf
for sixty and ninety DAYS. 4Q4,s for four
months. a. for six months, 4sa for 4zTer
the year.
Mercantile paper was issued With seme
freedom. Rates, 41245 per cent for sixty
to ninety days indorsed bills receivable,
4l6q5:a for choice four to- six months sin
gle names. 51a fer others less well known
FOREIGN ExCHANGE.-The. foreign
exchange market opened easier. with ster-
ling down 10 10 points 10 4.SIo59+ S710
for cables, 4.S670d. 4.Se7s for demand ster-
ling and ASA Ef4.s3e0 for stxty-daF bills;
eF6rf francs we're Quoted at 51ss. plus 1-64
and short reichs1narks at 95 lie. The mar
iet showed further ease after noen, de
.lfnins 3 points from the opening. Gables
g-ere quoted at ss734.S705. demand, ster-
ling Ct see5Q SeI9 and siZtysaaY a7 49i3s at
51ss. plus 1-e4 and short reichs5Eatks
oz l-I6 less 1-64.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11

81 so: third basket 15cds1: South Carolina.
large box. s2qs3; carrier. 81 25ds2: PARsNIPs.
old bbl. 5J0 T5c; PARSLEY. Nsw Orleans.
curly. 81 J0Qs2 80: bushel BASKET. 5a975c: plan.
bbI ssass. bushel basket. 90c4si % bermuda.
crate. 500 T5c: E0HAINES Southern, basket. I5c
as1 q; BERMUDA. crate. IJc0$1; RADISHEs-
,iearby. no punches, 3GGT5c; soutferu. bsskst.
1JOc: PHUBARS Jersey. loo bnches- 81 n
al y5: sc.ALIIONS, Jersey. 100 bunehes. 5erI5cs
STPINty BEANS. South Carolina, greer. basket
So 251s3 25: wax. S2Es3 Georgia. green. 50 239
81; wax $2Gs2 IS; Florida, green OF wax, 81 5eG
s3 SPINACH. nearby, Dbl. 35715c; sol ASH.
FLORIDA write or yellow. box. s16Sf Jos Cuban.
vebite sfdst so. TI-PNIPS. rits5esa rbl. $500
tf IS: white Old. J0aT5c. North Caroirs. n.~.
vrbIts 100 punches s3asf; TOMATOES. Flor
ids. ca-rier. sias2 IS; hothogse. =. sgd i2i ,
vATFPCRESS. 1g0 bunches. sf151 20.
SJT.-Top grades OF domestic peanuts sell
veil: poor stuff and anything counting in eompe-
f,io, With imported tends 70 drag. FE:AN It's.
virginia Rand picked, Jumbo. 70, Tt.9l isc:
fsnSv 5tsl1Ja1c: extra. 41af4stcc shelled, Jun
bo T1aq9c: shelIed. No I. 69sa1ei No 2 40
49,. Snanisf No l. 20 CSC; No q 6i=d65sc
HONEY-Trade cIriet- California, extracted.
water white ~ et4 S5s izc: light amber or White
as. Gec: West Indian. extracted gallon. Sf16ec.
RFFSYA<-Firrn on pure domestic whits
coIored way at S0ts@31c NJ. West Indian steady
MAPLE stGaR-Ltttle business doing an.
market Steady. SUGAR, new. 1-fo bricks lVsr
f2c: SYRUP. new as 10 quality. gallon. Ioasc-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Msy 1e-.-A psrs1el s1Esestins n.
,.arrvirr Of coal TO Newcastle ves dra2en IN the
T,I,teaeS vrhe.t pit today when million bushels
~ cash wheat a. DGlgth we're reportet enzass1
10 he brought here for delivery on NAV con
fracfs Ths Consideration resulting dropped the
prics OF the May option Aize and caused general
selling IN the active futures. The close vas
9 +SsaE al practically the bottsui figures q TIE
dsv but with May showing = loss Of . sc as
c"rnnsred with last nights price July and sep
tsr1ber finisfied 5szifc lower. Corn closed &c
lower to tse higher. oats unchanged 70 &c
higher and provisions So lover 70 2'sc higher
AIDING 10 the bearish feeling in the last horr
-enorts of rain and snow in the Canadian North
4est promised 10 remove the dTo1rh that hs-
beer talked about in the spring wheat -taLSs.
Iorsoyer the crop reports from heyond ths
Missouri rfTer sxerag ged good apparently az rc
sniff Of last weeks rains. Attention was also given
~ disnstehes alleging that Russaft be1kS we're
forcing out grain and that ths flood St otfeF1Ilgt
Vas j1psettfrie European quotations. The eary
tntvirc movement here vas attributed 20 oeieL
that the bearisb construction of the govern1fleIsl
cro-, renorF fafled so taHe into account stf-
5SIsptIv the huge percentage Of acrssSe eosn :
doned. Septernber. wheat sold bstwsen q ee9s q
sf 02ss closing ct the fsrTasT figures FSaHgs OF
prices --..s.