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New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. March g 1910.
REESES-RecsIpts. ! cars. or 179 head. Ell
for slaughter No sales live weight
Dressed beef in fair demand and hrTn- Lon
don and Liverpool cables higher, ar 1874 a
141ac. dressed weight; refrigerator beef high
er, at 10Ss 11&c per Ii.
CALVES Receipts. 11s Including "a for
market Feeling weak for vsais; barnyard
and Western calves entirely nominal Good
veals sold at so 25 Per 100 Ii. throwouts. 81
Dressed calves were weak 109 1Sc fer city
dressed veals, q few extra prime carcasses
selling AT 16Isci country dressed slow at 10GS
14iac
Salss-S. Sanders: 40 veals. 1s3 Ib average.
$40 - per 100 IL: 4 culls $50 ID. 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 6fs cars or
1.4S2 head. including half a car for ths mar
ket. Sheep entirely nominal. Lambs steady
Fairly good lambs. 50 so per 100 Ii; yeariings.
IS so Dressed mutton firm az II 11a133ec per
ID. dressed lambs, 1415 161sc, hog dressed
as high as lie, country dressed hOthOuss
lambs steady at S4 $40 so per carcass.
Sales. Sanders: IS state lambs, IS lb.
50 80 per 100 III, : ysarlings. IS lb, IS so
HOGS-ReCaipts. 2o1$ cars. 2.3S2 head.
all for slaughter except a few head Market
firm and 1Oc higher. Good medium state hogs
sold at $40 10 per 100 10.
Sales-S. Sanders. state hogs III ID. at
SO 40 per 100 Ii; 1 rough. 2eo Ii. so 40
". r. Hume. lats yesterday: 6s state hogs.
80 III, SO so: roughs. S95 h. SO SO.
Andrew Mullen, late yesterday stats
hogs. ia ib. SO so; pigs. lis ID. sic so
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, March s-CATTI.E-Recsipt $500:
steady; steers 50 5OGss 30; cows. S4 5O4s6; hsif-
ers Sass; bulls. 81 50dS5 90 calves. $3.50:
stockers and feeders. S4258$5 50 HoGs-Re-
ceipts. 16 COZ: sc higher: choice heavy $50 zoo
$40 80; butchers $40 154S1O IS light nixed. 50 on
QS10 05: choice light, SO o5qS10 10: packing.
SO 059S1o Is. sHEEP-Receirts. 14.0oo; sc Too
higher; sheep, S6 50qSs %. lambs. 81 50qs9 so:
Kansas CITY, March s.-CATTLE-Recepts
10000. including 800 SOutherns; steers steady IN
port and dressed beef steers, 81 f06SS. fair 70
good. S64S7; Western. s. 151 81 so; stockers and
feeders. 81 lIQ$6 =: southern - 29@SI 90
seutelarn COWS. 50 2sGs5 "a. native. sS8ss so;
Eefers. 81 25QS7; bulls s. 40QsI 90 calves 81 80
GS9. FCGS-Receipts. 10 600, sc higher. top.
$40, bulk. 50 S01S10. heavy. So 956S1O. packers
and butchers. 50 SoGS9 80: light. 50 600S9 95:
pigs. IS 50QS9 60 sHEEF-Receipts 1000: 10
G1oc higher; lambs. SS9S9 35, yearlinss, So 100
stockers ard feeders $4 5o0se 80.
Cincinnati March S-CATTLE-ReCeipts. COS:
common. So 1864 $. HOGS-Receipts 500 ae-
tive and 10G2uc higher butchers and shippers.
$40 4oGs1o 40; common 81 259S9 10. SHEET
Receipts. 20: steady az So 1885 so, lambs strong
Pittsb1rg. March s--CATTLE-suPpIy light:
$40 4OdSf0 -: common 81 25aS9 90. SHBEE'-
Supply light; prule wethers. 81 So@SS; culls and
corIlnoI,. SS4s5; lambs s7aS9 $. EEAI'
prime hesvies, $40 %; mediums. SO 5Ods1O 90:
heavy Workers. $40 40TS10 A.. light. 50 9OSSfo.
PIGS. so S0d SO 90. roUshs. S9&s9 90
Ease Buffalo MaFch s.-cATTLE-Recetpt.
100. active ana STEADY. HOGS
Receipts, $500: active md 1Oc higher: heavy
and mixed $40 5Ol5S10 50; YorSers. $40 2oGS10 So
high. Sloas1o 10; roughs. 50 5Q9S9 50; dair'es.
ZOO: active: sheep steady; lambs. 591Oo higher:
lambs, So 256S9 80.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, March S-Consols closed liz
lower at 81 5-1s for money and 81 7-i6 for
account. Anaconda was unchanged M
IV-s. Canadian Pacific y lower at 1S4s.
and Grand Trunk unchanged a 20lk
Money was easier TO obtain, and discount
rates were steady
Trading was somewhat irregular on the
Stock Exchange There was a good invest
ment demand for colonial and foreign
bonds. especially Japanese and Brazilian
and steady speculative support I'm copper
shares and Mexican rails. British securi-
ties were inclined to ease, and kaffirs and
oil shares Welded TO realizations. Rubber
shares closed strong on the record prices
realized at the crude rubber sales. Rhod-
esian mines hardly recovered their early
losses American securities. after an ir-
regular opening. advanced on light buying
and favorable New York advices. In the
afternoon Wall Street offered stock and
prices declined. In the late trade slight
hardening occurred. and the market closed
steady.
Call money in London, r4a112 per cent;
25s per cent; long bills, 2@sQ2$4 per cent
Berlin discount rate, S& PER cent: Paris
discount rate. "a per cent. Paris exchange
OF London, % francs 1872 centimes; Berlin
exchange on London 20 marks 10 pfennigs
Bar gold. rs Cd. American eagles, 76s I'd.
Paris March s.-Three per cent rentes
closed ~ certinles lower at 50 francs ~
CeDttYnes Prices were firm on the BouTse
Berlin March s.-Prices were firm and
generally higher on the Boerse. American
stocks rose sharply
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

futures. f149 lis Sd LEAD-Quiet. Spot,
$50 q 46oc. New York; 4$594 a5c S East = st st
quiet Spot, 5.60Q >. soc. New York 5-60Q
so East St: Louis London unchangsd at
land warrants closing at SIS Cd Local mar
ket unchanged. Pig iron certificates quiet
and without sales.
tive in a jobbng direction.
NAVAL. STORES-Spirts turpentine firm at
full prices. with good jobbing demand. Rosln
and tar steady. No change in linseed oil. Re
fined petroleum steady at T.90c for standard
white In barrels New York.
HIDES-Dry hides rather slow, with full
offerings and prices here and there in favor OF
BUYERS. At the close there a somewhat
steadier tone ana less pressure
LEATHER-Quiet and unchanged at all
POINTS. with prices rather moderate.
DRTGS-Steady 10 Arm. Essential oils quite
active in a jobbinG way at full prices. Roots
held steady. with considerable jobblng business
COTTONSEED OITl-Insctive. Sales. 100
bbs Prices steady and closed net unchanged TO
points advance. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Furnished b. Van schacls & Co. No. Wall
street,
BOSTON WOOL SALES.

Boston. March S-The arrival of sample
BAGS oF the new AriZona clip has revived the
interest In the local wool market, and dealers
looking TO the West more end more earn
csiiv The Arizona sold at csc clean, and il
is understood that Nevada growers are hold
ing for &c on tn" Sleeps back. Old stocks
are low and in but little demand. Values are
shaded. with unwasbed Ohio doIaine at 29c
and fine staple territory ~ - u14c. There
is scarcely any movement in hceces. Lack Of
interest is reported in pulled wool circles and
light trading IN the foreign product. Dogues-
nc quotations.
ohio and Pennsylvania neeces-No washed.
,UFs4lc. deIaiuc. 80 U+dc; ny. 251t3er, half
blood combIn2. &6m%Tc. three eighIhs. @Gu
SIC: ono quarter. @Ic: delaine unwashod. 28dO
SOC fine unwashed. 2702sc. Michigan Wlscon-
sin ana New York fseces,-Fine unwashed: 25
n 29c: dclaine 81 a 32c: half blood. - n 3Gc.
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri-Three-
sje hthR blood. 36a SIC; one quarter 80 036c.
Secured basis ToNas-Fir" l. months. 7O0
7ic: fine q 80 $ months, G596Gc, fine fall. goD
G2c Csii1orria-N Northern. 49, 65C middle
county. - % G5c; fan free, - q SOC. Oregon
Eastern 10. 1 staple, ~ Zoe Eastern cioih-
inz 20 q 12c. Territory fine staple. ~ ~ 1Ic 4.
mo Incdam 7n07lc. nne clothing. o. arToc.
cue medium, 64m6Sc; half blood. 6j6fGGc. {.
tthrce-elehthF 6oa SIC: one-quarter. - n SIC.
l,ltJled-Er'ra I-n 75c; fine 4, G10 zoe. a
lupfl. 90 n 6IC.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
PROVESIONS-

BfNS)p sSEO NS--EdSIeT 8tter \ steady l.
Ing; late in the session values again firm
ON the strength in tho hog market and in SYM
pdthN with grain. Sales of 900 ticrceS lard in
cluding 100 March. at Sl3 80. 100 MAY at Sl3 IS
S26: family SCI 50g$27; short clear, S25 7adS2S
BEEf-Mess. Sl40$l4 80: family SISa$1S 80:
-Fitncr. Ba .0ns. I3iac; 1SH 10 I3i.c: tGn ~
lal4c, 40 \, I3'.c; pigs, 1a@c CUT MEATS -,
- '2c: u ID. l44qt5c. II ID, I4S al5c Picked
country. Gage. LARD-Strous. Middle West
America. Sf4 -: Continent $ii 20; B.aah k9esl
SO 15 e ouIpound quiet 9at 1tOisc S,rT. ATsrTt :,
- .,,, I'm 3.co; loo 10. 1t 'ac, city lard. l3i=c
with fine granulatcd at 52Jc net less per
cent c2sh- Raw firm ana unchanged: centrif-
uFal 80 test, ]42c. mus'ovado 50 test aec
d"n market for beet sugar was ed lower.
with March. April ana May quoted at 15s
= d. and closed little better than that The
movement or sugar at the sX princiDaI ports
OF Cuba for the week figures IN TONS Vas aa
follows. Receipts 81 600 aeainsf G3 600 iast
MteE, "S,u"u n year ago and 30 900 in 1905
- 0oo ard stock. 2sGo0o compared y,iti a54
GOO, coo and loo 600 The number nF
gcatrals grinding is Ia, against ia, 80 and
RiCE--stoady to firm and unchanged. Dan
1a'maz6 Soma Company, New Orleans tele-
grIphs Louisiana crop movement 40 date as
toIIo"s receipts. rough. i2S2T03 sacks.
against l5V2,qiI last year. Sales cleaned.
n5H 30 pockets against l.21t,5I2 year ago.
METAIs-coFPER- -stsndard firm spot.
Iune 1aco0Ia45c London steady. ct an sd,
vance. spot iG0 5s futures. .61 - I'd Lake
coIT"r hero, l362 = n l3S5 '~Ct sIectroittlc.
l'.i1 = a 70 62's eastinz l8l24 q ? 25c. Tl%
quiet SPOT. ~ 40 q SO lse. March and
Aprtl &2 4o 332 soc MAY. - b16 ~ dnc. June.
a-So z a@.7o. London frm spot, ili9 IS Cd;
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March S.-WHEAT-Spct dull:
futures steady; March. Ss sd: May, Is 2sid;
July, is esd COR\-SpOt steady: new
American mixed Northern. 5s SID. old. 81
9d. futures dull; March nominal; July, 5s 3 lsd
PEAS-Canadian. Is Cd. FLOUP-Winter
patents ass HOPS IN London (Paciac Coast.
IS 1Os9 IS los SEEF-EXtra india mess.
Il6s Sd. PORK-Prime mess Western. Ii2s
Cd. HAMS-Sho-t cut, TOs. BACON-Cunn-
berland cut, 70s cd: short RIB. us: clear bel
lies. T1S; long clear middIes light. EOS Cd !:
heavy COS Cd short clear backs SSS Sd
SHOULDERS-Square, COS. LARD-Prfrns
Western. in tievces, 6Ss cd. American refined
pals. SOS CHEESE-Canadsan. anest white
els cd, coloTed, Stts. IALLOW-Prfme cftv
%4s PENTINE-Spirits. as. ROSIN-
Common. los Tisd. PETROLEU EUM-Refned
1t.d- LINSEED OIL-SSs sd
London. March S-SCGAR-Eaw. csntrif-
ugal. l5s 1ied. muscovaGo. 13S Sd. beet
March. las S}a q. LINSEEO-Calcutta APRIL
June. SSs Cd LINSEED OIL. SIS %. SPrRsr
OIL fS2. PETROLEtFM FM-Araerican refIns,s
6isd; spirits I'd TURPENTINE-Spirits as
Sd ROSIN-Amertcan strained 1Os "a -ne
los od -e'
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London March ( a large number Of buyers
attended the opening cf the second series o1
soirite9 dctlard for Ito 1886 bales offered,
ana Lriccs generally were hiSGcr Mar,no5
sd,anccd < per cent and nuo crosSbl els
r.urcd from unchanged 20 uCr cent
HicSCr Coarse grades we're per cent
i"1,r Ame-icans bought fue crossbredz
/. good assortment OF Punta Ar-nl7 sold
U.eu The sales follow: New, south Wales 600
ta Ias. srourta Is 4Inia Gi@i, greasy. ledU
- ai.d Cueensla nd-2g0 bal's. Ereasy gi0is
1i4d Vi-toIia- 500 h3leFt secured. lHala 2l4d.
,re.s, 6681f I'D West austria 100 bales.
tf5rass -f9fs lsd Nev Heaiaud-5. 700 bales.
SECURED ls4is 81 sIeas5,o 1870 1870 3 ID ,aPe
I01 Pgnta Arenas 3.oU0 5slss, greasy. sag
Is
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

penditures on ordinary account of sS,1s4 go
For the month 10 date ordinary receipts
nave nave been S11 .7622 247 and ordinary expendi-
amounting to 81, ,290 O96. For the fiscal year
10 date ordinary receipts have been S439 :
1s2 Sees,- against s5aS. .7s7 rs in the same time
IN i9o9. and ordinary expenditures 81, ,462 $50 :
SS3. against S462 81, ,4Gs in 1909. the excess of
expenditures this wear amounting to S23.3 :
e9S. compared with an excess last year OF
s6S,9l+247; Including Panama Canal account
ana public debt, the excess of all expendi-
lures over receipts since July amounts 10
S44al4 .o43, against an excess in the corre-
sponoing period year ago of Slo5,0S5,602.
SuB-TREASURY.-T Sub-TreaSury Uae
debtor 10 the Clearing House Sl0l.502.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

holders of less than 100000 shares respond
ed, while 275Oe0 shares We're required to
make the plan effective The company S
Der 81 1909 we're S3.4iS,3 395, against Sc, 4,991
in 1908, and undivided profit after expenses
and charges was SSl0.o9S, equal to 2.53 per
cent on the cumulative preferred stock.
A bookkeeping surplus of S,S3l.533 was
shown, comparing with $7.4A,5i9 at the close
Of the preceding year :. The balance sheet
S-iG
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

Spot market here was quiet and - points
higher. at 1l.soc for middiiug upland and il U5c
for uiiddline Gulf Sales. 1900 bales. Liverpool
cables: spot quiet; sales 1000 bales; sIcc ala
tion and export. 500; American 1000, called.
900; imports. 5000; American. 1900 mid
ding upland, 1880. Futures opened quiet at
q. 10 "a points advance. Closed steady at 2
net advance OF ~ to points, March, 7.73l=d:
March-Apri 7.IOd; ApriI-Aisy. I.G6l2d, May
T-521ad AugustSeptember. 23i4d Septaiubs r
October, Gs1d; October Move cmber G.6td: No
verabcr- Dee ember. COL cd. Observation-Disclosures
J.49 A. JauuarH-Fcbruary and February March.
6.49d. Manchester-Yarns quiet and unchanged
cloths. quiet and steady.
COFTEF--DuN and featureIess; sales { $50
hays. of which ? 600 were switches and J. go for
September delivery at 1.2o" Price changes vvera
small ard al the close the market was points
lower Tor April and unchanged for other posi-
tlous y petition was circulated on the floor Of
the Coffee Exchange requesting the managers to
close the exchange on Friday. March - Good
Frio1N and the Saturday following Snot steady
at $40 for Rio No :. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
Tew York BARLET-No Nominal.
NEW YORK PRICES.

FLOUR AND MGAlr-Flour mac i've anu
nornfnaliv unchanged. buyers show little Interest
ana seem disposed to hold out in The he o hope OF
lower prices Spring patents S. 6Q@$1 %; vim
ter etraights s. 45G$j o.; winter patents, 50 q?
ass 10; spring clears. s. Goq$4 90; extra no
winter 81 TOGS5. extra No winter. s. 309S4 90
Kansas straights s.. 1885 so. RYE FLOUR
Firm. Fair TO good, 81 d04S4 10; choice 70 fancy
s. 50dS4 50. CORNMEALr-Steady Kiln dried,
50 40 BAG MEAI1-Fine. white and Yellow,
81 55as1 so; coarse 81 45a$1 30. FEE:D--Nest-
orn and city easy Western spring S-14S2 %;
standard mid5ling, so 504$25 -four do. SIS 2595
SIS -: red dog. $40 5oqS31. city bran $24 30
bulk S26 - sacks midGIing. $Z6q$$o 80; red
dog. S31: hominy chop. SO 90 bulk $2I 20 sacks
o1iuleaI. S3S
COTTON-Firmness in tho Liverpool mar
ltct reports Of d better demand from the Far
East and Manchester. steady Southern spot
markets end 4 continued absence of rainfall IN
The SoutheWest. in connection with covering by
receur sellers ana southern bull support. i'm
parted q generally steady tone, and the close
was steady a net advance Of 5q1s points.
last prices rejecting slight reaction from The
best when active months sold 20 20 points
above the closing figures Of Monday night,
Southern spot markets were unchanged TO 80
higher. The local stock Of cotton has lost about
600 bales since March 1. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09

4, thc annual meeting OF the Ftfshufg
Coal itcralaarv yesterday Ire retiring di-
rec-ars :: ere e-elected. and the annual re-
POT showing net earnings OF S4t5z,'-''' y as
Yea6 II was announced that tNe Fotlns
ttust idea had been abandoned because
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. March S-COvernnIent fsHr-s
grain reserves the farms gave unexpected
impetus to prices In all the pits today a few
minutes before the close and sent them soaring
20 heights from which they as RAPIDLY. reesdsa.
W Wheat jumped rom - - @isc II The fnrTy
similarly and lost more Of Tvs gain Oats err
tered into the Up!ift and also receded Guickiy.
Provisions. which had been generally steaiy.
gained strength from the sudden shifting 81
grain values and finished ssFOns- Range %
prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

~ o5A EY MARKET. - Money on call
iqv,ss. - per cent. highest. 8 per cent:
,sr, Us per cent, closing. 2@tGZ7s per
= f s ia'e' - Tcr cent. last loan.
hs-As me money continued strong
- - q ss peT cent FOR sixty days. Is,
,o- a. itf ninety DAYS a nd So. a. per cent
Ispe- - e AID s.a months Mercantile
irs.D D li.e higher grades found 4 good
Fs,e' re supply was moderately large,
49, - t3-2 per cent for sixty 10 ninety
fer- ft1 H.iIS Teceiya nlf, 4xn5 per
,sr1ee til5l.e four TO six months single
@Ad ~ rer cent for others.
e,os1'TLlSN EXCHANGE. The foreign
egafe6 nerket was easy. with cables
t1-gl. g $50 sei el5", demand sterling st
D:ss 80 and SiEty-day bills al AET0
sler rei...-tto ttoias Vere 5.l6's less 5-G4 and
Bake iarhs @5-l5G3o 3-lf plus l-&2.
posted rates were as follows:
ss,1r sixty days Demand.
lsrls-- ie-essils a. .s......... - 80
l.s-.... ----.-.,.-..- 5.iss Ef5-s
ke~sts. ~. fralcs.- go is9s
fs3s,,s. .-eie .-...--..-.. 2a7s s0i.
eelr't 'tf ~ ~ EXCHANGE Boston 30 dis
sn 81 80. -. -. e.scopn' san Francisco,
.fsai,e Commercial s'8-s = discoint - ~ a.
is.r-a r-.z Charleston ucYIng mar. seiiino
~ ssk.d 4, 81 louis, 2Jc discount bid
'sfhst f.,: :.t'Ii,tapol H. p9eminm. S4-
Bstr, i.s a-lsa discount, selling par.
css,peSs e.. LcARINGe. - Ncay Yo~. ev-
.eelosis s-hi- balances ST. 80 I9l: PHI
go r.. e.kefla4gss So. .s3s so2. nsl3rras
t&5f1 ,st- f.--lz znges SO "a G5s ia - noes
si'es : 80 ss-eta. exchanges 81. @.5396Z2, hal
- ~, .siA !EtkET.- Commercial bar s.i-
Fsr :, ;S-sklean silver dollars. 40 t,r
s2gec '1olaol closed It . 85-lsd. un-
"a FFEMIT-N.-In Madrid. 80. Lis
'assEes'AN q y EXCHANGE Mexican e.
,SsvFp,-,..~ hors rs quoted AZ -gz.
In In 59ssar-...L 5ss-. EFT RETE E..IrE Peeei.ts
E,ssa Fegen-., S'ss,tfos' -t-l- &15TC--2. IN
: to- s9-5as ami m:scslI 9neous.
q !si;2.tl1, against total ex-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
CLoVERSEED PRICES.

Toledo. March s.-CLOvERsEED-Ca srs
March 81 5T's; April, s. .; October, sS 627s: M,
r -, So eogSI. TlMOTHY-Prime. 81 30; March
81 30. AISIkE-Frinle. 81 so. March 81 so
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
GRAIN STILL HELD
4mount Of Wvheot, Corn and
Oats in Farmers Hands.

..s,-r,o, Nrrch s.--The quantity OF
=, ,,b.at crop Of 1899 in farmers hands
,,sr,3 was about 23-5 per cent. equiv
=. % 1-5.344.o99 bushels. compared
~, - : ner cent. or 1852 o0O buSheis'
-o+S IRON cn hand March J, 1902
ooS nor cent. or I52.57l,ooo bushels
tHo -o-,~s for the last ten years. ac-
- = statement issued to-day 10y
-, ,enor,ing board Of the Depart
-,err Of AricultuTe
rso ousntitv Of corn in farmers hands
-, Is estimated at SO per cent.
.t--t.,,+ n 1O50,S65. 600 bushels conf
,sred with 395 per cent. or 1'of'''oo'Vo'
- last wear, and 36.2 per cent, or
49, 7s6 800 bushels. the len year average
r.s cuartitv Of oats In farmers hahos
f. estimated a. S6I per cent, equivalent 10
axe zoo bushels, compared WIN 90
r.,t or erS.S4-. eo0 bushels. last year
.ca rs- cent. or 9fo.765,o0o' the ten
year average
- r--Aa@ crop. o3l per cent of ihe
- c-op and So per cent or the oat
-, N hand VIII be shipped from the
,ounties where grown
r-.-az5. March S-Nheat pr'ces
rsnc.s .,sc to 25sc here TO-DAY on fI''F
.rsate5 b. tie goverEll1ei'1 report On 1aIni
,eservfs. w..cA showed 8 consi0erab-e
.,,~-tare in the amount Of wheat stlil On
-. farms compared with general e12ecta-
,,-e From low point Ct 81 los. May sold
b., 10 q =. while July a9venced from 81 e3@s
r. siA5*
II. government statistics were made pub
so onlr few minutes prior - the closing
>, t,a market here. Prices shot up rapidly.
~, declined sain almost as quickly when
I, uas seer that the big traders failed TO
lscor7s excited over the shortage. Prices
a. TIE close. however. Vere still Ii-c TO
- 70 p above yesterdays fnal figures,
~ beng at SIZES and July at s. o5ls
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
RosrnN CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt, No IS
Broad street New York. and No 81 Devon
shire street, Boston)
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
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Elevator. export basis.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Narch s. IL

New York. March s, 1910
GRAIN-WHEAT extremely nervous and
after sharp decline at the opening, especially
for May. rallied and showed firm tone, but
later ruled DUH until the report was issued. when
values were 1c to &c net higher The government
report on farm reserves showed that on March
reserves were 1884, 900 bushels, which was 3 3
per cent OF the crop. While this total has only
been exceeded once in recent years, namely. 19O'
smaller than expected; and coming atter De
cline Of &c TO &C a bushel in about a week, found
The reserves with the present visible supply
make total of 19a 127 coo bushels or 1894
600 in excess Of last year. Export demand was
light. and sales were five loads OF Manitoba
wheat Bradstreet's visible supply showed an
increase east Of the Rockies Of a1C9O bushels
comrared with g. decrease last year of 1.5os, COO
while the worlds visible increased 3,S12,o0o
against a decrease last year of 800. Ooo cash
wheat here closed firm No . red 81 c6ia sales
elevator domestic and nominal o float No /
Northern Duluth and No hard winter. 81 261s
nominal o b afoat COFSN-After selling down
port was issued. working up about 2isc bushe
although at the close part of the gain was lost
gboWed nst gain of &c to Sc The govern
ment report showed farm reserves Of 1,Oo0, 0,S6o.-
and has only been exceeded twice in the last
seven years The reserves and the present VlSi-
bla supply made total of LOGS. Do 600 bushels
Visible showed an increase Of / SIS COO bushels
compared with an increase last year Of 'd&oi o. go
both elevator export basis, No 2 65lac asked
aAoat OATS-Moderately active and
nervous in sympathy with other markets. The
report showed liberal supplies the reserves being
s63 15a 600 bushels, which was 36.1 per cent or
The cror cor1pared with 2TS, SAT 900 last year,
and with the visible supply showed an excess
over last wear of 81, $4,000 bushels There was
some buying in sympathy with the other mar MAJ
kets. and at the close prices were at Asc declne
n sc advance. Cash oats weak and lower,
mixed quoted nominal natural white 26 70 g
10. 50q52G and clipped me-. - TO od t To- nor5g
o New York BARLEI-NominaI
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by r. J. DAY & Co. No. 81 Wall
stTeet)
pAIIADElPHIA STOCKS.
Maturing 1902

FURNISHED bv Charles \. Barney & Co. No 30
Broad street. New York, and No. 122 south
IL L. aoN-.,
New-York tribune., 1910-03-09
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
COBALT STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Warren. Gzo0 ski & C. 10 55

coupon or registered 5Oferod.
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n v AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
prrTsBUPG COAL REPORT.

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