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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
MORE POWER POOL" SUITS
Justice Newburger Refuses to
Strike Of Hoadley Action.

The international Power Company. once
known as the power pool" which went 70
pieces I'm 1so2. involving its promoters al
much litigation. figures again In suit IA
the supreme Court. brought by Gerald HUH
GRAY. as receiver of the property Of Cyrus
Field Iudsoa, against Joseph II. H0adley.
who was president az the power company
IrGson. who was also in the company seeks
20 recover sl.222.IS2 and interest. while
IHoa6lcv makes counter claim Of $S6s,365.
also with interest.
Besides Judson ard Hoadlcy Joseph
Letter figured in Tic combination 70 buy
ana sell stock OF the International Power
COMPANY. and the salt is an outgr5Vth %
this business relationship. The profits from
the stock were 10 be divided among tho
three men and were % be distributed by
Hoadley. According TO Judson. the profits
on stock sold between 1909 and 1909
amounted 20 ST06.e7s, his share being
so35.65s which he alleges was never pad
Then on Apr 80. 1902. Judson says ne
turned over 10 Hoadley stocks, securities
and money amounting 20 SsS6. SO. with the
understanding that they applied 10 tho pay
ment Of his tJudson's) debts. the remainder
to be returned 20 him He says that Hoad-
ley appropriated the greater part Of this
money 70 his own use, and therefore the re-
ceiver sues.
In his answer Hoadley says r. Is true that
Judsoa turned over 10 him certain moneys
and securities but he does not mention the
amount. He alleges, however. that they
were given 20 him 20 be used in paying judi
sons Indebtedness 20 him. AS TO the rest
q the allegations. Hoadley makes a general
denial
lie sets forth in his counter claim that he
rendered an account Of S729.475 20 Jud-
son, and that the latter promised 10 pay,
but never did so. Most Of the other items
making Up the SS6A365 counter claim are
on demand notes which HoaGIey alleges
Judson gave him.
HOadley's counsel asked Justice Newbur-
Ger yesterday TO strike the case from the
court calendar because the plaintiff could
have no equitable relief and was NOT emitted
70 a jury trial Justice Newburger denied
TIE motion and the defendant served notice
q appeal.
Another action involving the International
Power Company was before Justice Hen
drick YESTERDAY Mrs. Ada Harris is try
ing 70 collect from Juds0n Letter and Hoad-
ley $4,000. representing the profits which
Size saws were realized on some OF her
power stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
POOR WINTER WHEAT CROP
Government Report, However.
Sends Prices Down Here.

.-.--,o-- o~on report, the first %
t-...o1 yesterday. although
PIE s .,.. ..~5..foo ~ winter wheat 70
Showers .,-- six ,oirts below the
have peg. -, ,,,rr = was reearded
.c0-.fef .-..so oo-.nsr 20 tie in
as 1900. -,is wear. and following
,..,--..,, Of the report prices or
uo .,.,,---, market dropped from ~
.-. q f.,,srei.
q - ,- .-e---ea nv Henry TEei-ze-.
-... - .ra Nev- York Produce Ex-
.-.-.r.s e v.fp-f 81 g25 219.w0 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
GLASS TRUST" DEFENCE
President Case Denies Charges Made
in Federal Suit.

Toledo April 5-Nyron 7. case. presi-
dent of the Imperial Window Glass Com
rarv indicted Yesterday AZ PittshurG on
r-e Charge of violating the Shermnn anti
trust law. made the following staten nj
at his home in Bowling Green, Ohio.
today:
THE charge made against rs that we
have been in conspiracy in restraint %
The fardbloun window glass trade is an
true. as are tie two other charges az lie
gal competition ard monopolzati0U Of
interstate trade.
we have not raised the prices 81 win
dow glass - or So per cent. as reported. but
or.v about - per cent, and we Were justi-
feI fu Going this. since we have raised the
wages Of the men . per cent We did not
have an aeleeneut with the American
window Glass Company or amy otter con-
Germ. we never tried &C. conceal anything
from the government BOAR offered 20 give
Tic District Attorler a.y information he
wanted
There arc eleven factories ir The colu-
Try that were not taken into The Imperial
window Glass CONF .aI.-. lIt lylt mink
tT-r had anything g. le with the iure~fl-
carton sfcsuSe the r. gaulzafIon % our
rgmBarv helped 20 give STABILITY o. the
fr..a ana our existence Mas good fNIls
far rrem a. well as for The concerns we
Z inscribed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
Pennsylvania

steers, 1850 70. -: Y. 1897 n, s..
s. Sanders. 10 Pennsylvania steers 1880 n,
s. s7la: Is. 12S9 n. S o.. - lOs8 y. So -
Ohio. 1873 y. 81 so. bull. 14Jo n. s. 10; 2
cows 12l0 n s. =; s. 1otl n. s. 8: ;. 90 70.
s co. e.: $40 H. r. Sc s s9s b & -. se S SS p.
s. -. !. go n. 81. ?. so n. 81 so. ?. 800 y.
Newton & Co: 10 Maryland steers. 1910 ID.
cows $50 n. s. To- g. ss3 D. & ~. 2 700 n. 81.
slaughter and 400 Tor the market. T1sde slug
Eish but prices about steady. with common %
prime veals selling Ssas9 per. 100 u. City
az lac. country dressed az o. t1 &C.
sales-9 ssnters: 20i veals l33 n. 50 ger
70" ~ p iZ5 =. . 30. 30. III y. 81 -. 10
-, T9sln = shannon: Is ysals. 137 =. 50 p; u
Kerns Commission Company: 81 Pennsyivania
SHEEP AND LANFBS-Receipts. re cars. %
car for the market. Prices firm on i'm
tied supply. Poor % tair unshoru sheep sold 1s
- 5u1$l ger 100 -, medium clipped DO. ~ god
woolied lambs. 50 Is; good clipped Do. s. 90. I'M
s6orn ytariings. s. %. dressed mutton slow al
10 iJc pc- n. dressed lambs. 1GG isc. county
dressed dollhouse lambs AZ sass per carcass
sales-S. Judd q Co. 80 unsnorn Buftalo
lambs. - y average. 81 - per 10 n 80 IN
Buffalo lambs. 90 n s. 20
sanders. clipped state shssp: % =. So
unshorr. % n. 81; I buck $50 n. s. 30. D
spring lambs az So eacn / Tor s..
HOGS-Receipts. ia cars. or 2.9st bead. IN
15c lover az SO 9Oasll per 100 n. country
dressed hogs steady az l3ql4lsc per n.
age. S1t per 100 n. n Pelasyi vsnia. IA rot
$40 30. rough. $50 y 50 90, tate yes.erdayb IS
state hogs l93 n. St1 10. %. 1S n. Sll'
Kegns Commission company. "A Pennsylva1ls
hogs rs n. $40 %: rough. 2ao n Sc s. 20 an.
2 rCuzcs. 300 70. SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
ELLIOTT REFUSES PRESIDENCY
Report That Head Of Northern Pacific
VIII Not Go 10 Illinois Central.

The presidency Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company. from which James l.
Tiara nan IS commonly expected TO retire
before long. was offered several weeks ago.
according 10 Wall Street report, 20 Howard
Elliott. president Of the Northern Pacific
Railway Company, and declined by him.
Mr. Elliott is also understood 10 have de
cliued recently another offer outside Of the
railway fields.
There have been runners from time 20
time during tie last two or three years
that M Elliott was % leave the Northern
Pacific. which have been speedily denied
ard il is understood that his policy III the
administration OF the property and as 10
improvements and Detterments is meeting
with the full support Of the executive COM
nittee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
CONDITION OF NATIONAL BANKS

The reports OF condition OF national
banks OF The city o. New York, showing
ioal's and discounts. cash on hand. indi
1-iTlIal deposits and deposits II banks and
tr1Ief COMPANIES as OF March 29, 1910, com
rareG with the last call ON January q, 1910,
and that OF q year ago, April IS 1902 are
as follows
Mar % 10 Jan. 81. 10. Ap =. 90.
i-.r. $50 GOA 900 SS4s SCI 900 S92o. SO 1uo
casa r- hand g72 $50 300 "a. sos 800 900 co. 800
Ta..-s 1913. 8s7. 700 sI9.2I6 500 77s.25l 100
SSr1s 572 900 COL I5s6o0 Cs4 4OI 4oI
A. conlnsred with January 81, 1910. loans
ana discounts Increased Sg7.l3Ioo0. cash on
Md decreased $40 SO 100, individual depos-
ifs subject to check decreased $S5S19,lC0 and
5euoslts OF trust companies and banks de-
creased 50 055.600.
Compared with April y 1913, loans and
decreased So 24s coo. individual deposits
subject 10 check decreased S2i,SiS.fJJ and
s.posits Il trust companies and banks de-
,rs4 st-d SIP y9s. fNl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York April 3 1910.
HFENES-Eecciptz. 1875 cars. o. 4NG head
frc'usIug IT'S cars f1r situgbtrr and eNport ana
IL Tor fh- uarR. g. - cars on sale. steers slow
but firmly ir.t with some sales shade higher.
bulls steady o. sJr.ue. TAT COWS Arm. medium
COWS iu, 1Ir higher. Chin COWS steady. One cav
~ steers held over tioo-I Jo tbCi-e steers sotI
az 81 5O = S1i par Too u, bulls. SD - iN. car
- CistiIcfy "a 81 80. cows s. sou s. IS
Dressed trrS OV ut l0i2nl2c. Liverpool art
London cattle market lower az i3-AlI1.r.
drrrsaI weight. rerris srator beef az fGntOn tOA
8Itc per 10 Exports Saturday 90 cattle ami
I OOp Quarters iu the Mimi -haha % London. y gtl
quarters boz The A1ria.tr. also o. London ma
kat. 0o2 Quarters Ca the Armenian fog Liver
IuI.
sales ycrhersga * Co. 20 PenrsyIvsrIl
strats It@l - averase. 81 81 per 100 n. no Oai8
liT r. Stuoa -. ltJ 70 ~ 81, IL distillery fed
81 40. .. l,S5 n s. y; 4. l043 70. s. IS; a cows
l1d3 n s. SOC 10 lC"i %. s. Is 10 sol n. 81 10
o. SIS ID s. IS: IA. TSs u. s. rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09

SPOT. 5.55 q 5.65c New York. 1914 95.471sc
East St. Louis. London unchanged at SO.
IRON unchanged at 51s AID for Cleveland
warrants n London Locally dull NO
foundry Northern. SIS q SIS So No :. Slt 40 y
SIS. No 1 Southern and No i southern sJft.
81 5OuSi7 %. Pig iron certificates dull and
unchanged. No sales.
MOLASSES AND STRI PS-MOderats de-
mand. with prices as last quoted
NAVAL STORES-SpiTits turpentine was
quiet. with prices shaded a trihe 70 &C. EoslH
and tar held steady and unchanged
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged Rehned pstro-
lcum - points lower the basis % O. t'c Tor
standard white IN bbls at New Nork
COTTONSEED OIIl-Moderately active. with
sales % 1870 bbls. prices hrmer. c4oslng AZ
a net advance Of - points Ihe cFuos
market was firm. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
The early spring Is giving an impetus 10
many productive energies.
Bradstreets says:

DtduSUeelS says.
Trade and crop reports still betray ir-
regularity In the Northwest, on the PACING
Coast and In Texas. where needed rains
have fallen trade and crop reports are
alike good In the Southwest, the central
West parts OF the South and on the upper
Atlantic Coast there is conservatism in
buying verginE upon caution, and there Is
more evidence of the repression exercised
upon trade movements by crop uncertainty
or because of the high level Of prices dis
couraging buying, except for absolute cur
rent needs. Where outdoor activities. such
as building or active preparations for the
crops. favor. the movement OF supplies for
these branches OF industry is active March
reports 10 BradstTeet's show a small gain
over a year age while business in agri-
cultural implements, fertilizers. seeds and
farm machinery is good The change In
the weather from hot and dry to cool or
wet has been helpful TO agriculture. though
more rain is needed in nearly all sections.
The effect OF the cold wave in the North
on early fruit growth is problematical.
Some lines Of retail trade have been dulled
by the change from high 10 low tempera-
lures Jobbing and wholesale trade, except
In the sections favOra5ly situated men
toned above. has been rather quieter, and
there Is 2 disposition to regard spring
trade, except for recorders later, as being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
Trust COMPANY DEPOSITS DROP

ktl4uy. April s-A decrease 81 N-lol.77o
sr tf- aggregate Te~ouroes OF the eighty
f.r- trust companies 81 the state from
January ] last TO March ~ is reported Do
fIa state Bank Department the total De-
irs q .s.J5l sy7 Daring tie same Ue-l"d
there Was decrease - H-e'isA iu de-
a. increase - E.I3 ~ is shown .u the
amount ~ surplus AMI nrolf- "I Tie -I-
et.r4t.Uus. The aBE. ftalr a-h" .i-l .eIt HL
,.,,f-..sa II s-s.4156l9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
HOLDERS OF CANADIAN STOCK
Many Americans Owners Of Shares in
EovaI Bank Of Canada.

Many americans Owners Of Shares in
Royal Bank Of Canada.
i- Pee .-t &c stockholders included in
&c Report ~ ra- Royal Bank 0f Canada
= -a sr.r ended ol December q. 1904
c-- -- ra"as ~ number OF wei
f7r a. .f Sew work and other Auleri-
Co. .- H.. own large amounts ~ The
'-.. .r York cry correspondents
.t. .. I-.s aHo tie First National
EZRA. t.a '.e.. National Bank and Blair
& ... a--l- she stockholders u the Ca
RAGLAN --s,.t-t..l ale George J.. Baker.
f.a-u.aa st t.e board az the First VA
-.-a. holding 90 shares. and -four ~ The
~. partners -n Blair g. Cc.-E. Ledyard
-- - shares; James A. Blair. sos.
SOL. Z. L....~. ..-. aEE Elear J.. Narst0u.
, ono. ...ee shareholders iE 'hls city
&c To-. sar.s rs. Butler. -1, shares. War
i.. D. -a'.r l-l and S ID. VOORHEES,
is.. r. r.e Sew York branch OF the
lara rs shares
John .. "a. ..e. president q The Illinois
-F.s l Savings Bank. SEC Chicago cor
--e' o. Rio Ra.a Bank. owns 90
s MO- +.. .atters stock. and Gle
I...# estate Is named as the
E IT, ~. II0fstot Uresi-
GEN. re- -e Pressed Steel Gar Company.
e.- Pie .t. y. W. Friend. ~ Plttsburg.
' was E s-s-Gres.Ierr. are SCI dowa
e .H...s respectively 0f 400 and 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
BUFFALO sTEELMAKERs APPEAL
Say Railroads Discriminate in Favor Of
U. S. Steel Corporation.

Washington. April s.-The Lackawanna
Steel Company and four other independent
steel and iron concerns with mills A.
Buffalo to-day retuored The Interstate
Commerce Commission 10 reduce the rates
on coal and coke from the Conuelsvll- sec
ton. in Pennsylvania. and 70 forbid further
advances iu freight rates which are al
legged u be threatened.
The PENNSYLVANIA and eight other rail
roads operating out Of the CoUuollSyiIle
section are named as defendants. The com
ulaIut alleges thar the present rates on
coal and coke discriminate against the Buff
fal3 steel makers .n favor OF the United
states steel Corporation ~ Gary. Ind.
il Is charged IN the petition that the rail
roads named have entered into an "un-
lawful conspiracy and camhination' 30 dis
criuIiuate against the steel makers al Bug
faTo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
erLnnARn LOWERS PRICE OF OIL.

sIitsUurg. April s-IEe rIioe ~ Penn
fglvarIa Oh was lowered h'e 'e"ls % tie
STANDARD Oh Company To-Day from = -
% s. 5 30 changes are announced 90
other grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fan River April S-Slias for TIRE week e.
tirnated from 10000 % 10000 pieces Duiness
prevails IN the printing goods market. and
prices are practically unchanged. Quotations;
= inch. - squares. 4t.c nominal, . inch.
64x60. S7sc nominal, - inch. ga squares.
5l.c. 39-iuch. tNN72 &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
NEM YORK FRICEs.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs

COTTON-%ear month shorts showed
trrme nervousness. May contracts frequently
went up 3a+ points between sales. and after
opening at 1I56e sod Il $50 IN the late
trading go points above tine closing figures Of
ne previous day and 81 50 "a bale above the low
level Of last weeN The general market opened
steady at a decline % 3lj points. but almost
imueliateir dere'. ped strength. aud there was
reaction ~ consequence until the active
months showed net advance of SG29 points
This followed b. s.tback Of about 10
points but the market arUeI up again and
reached the highest level IN the late trading.
with the close steady ar net advance Of SlI2J
points The first ~ the Liverpool shipments
Co New York arrived yesterday morning amount
ing - about I09tO bales ont OF total shipments
expected o. aggregate about 80 ono bales. PIE
eru spot markets were unchanged O. lsc higher.
Weekly movement figures Port receipts. S1.6Iu
bales against "3. 81 last year overland TO mills
and canada, 1851, against 1909 last year,
southern min taE.nEs estimated. 81. OOp. against
.nuuJ last wear. loss ~ stocks interior towns.
80 +51. against 247oI last year; brought into
sight for the week. St,l-J against Il.471 last
year Total crop movement Port receipts. O.
5"I.0iS t2."}J deducted receipts season.. against
~-S-n-u-i3 last year. overland u mills and Can
ada. go -55. against 1909 30 i0st year. south
err mill t9liuEs. L9tJ.Ouo. aF8tns- 2u2u. 600 last
year. stocks ar Interior towns in excess o. sep
fsUher Z. $40 il6. against 4G73gJ last year.
brought into sight n bus far for seas1n. o. AS 3II
against lt.sS I'D last year. The crop movement
Is or % days. against 81 days last season.
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April s-The government crop repor-
was influential factor in the wheat market to-
dav and caused extreme uervouFn- Ss IN the III
during -ro final half OF the session. steaffer
tone developed late IN tne day and at the Ct "a
r~f-as v--rs- rrrhanpaf 70 q 10 la~ lower CON-
raref with Yesterdays anai figures Coarse
grain was affected by the er-atic course = wheat
r.-fras moving over a wide range Provisions
were weak nearly ell dav. and closed At net DO
yaster-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
CLOVERsEED PRICES.

Toledo. april s-CLOvERSEED- 81 SOg
Anil ST02is. October. s. 5Tlz: December.
S. 5els. TINIOTHy-Prime s. 10 ALsIKE-
Primo. s. 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09

ELOI Il AND MEAI.-Fl'ur dun and feat
RYE FLOUR steady. fair 70 good. 50 - q
s. IS. choice TO fancy. 81 30 81 90 CORN
Sine white and yellow. S. t5qSi So. c5ars-
81 80 q 81 ~. FEED-Nostern ana city steady.
Western. spring. So - So %, standard mid
rIit.lStrE So $50. red Gor $40 80 rT-.ia5
chop. So bulk. So 20 sacNs OILMEAI. So
PROVISIONS Steady eorrv. but later s.,i-
eraiu. ana at the close the market was barely
steady. sales ~ 600 terras Of July iarI ~
trog la5ge 20 i.a3s. TORI , Steady. mess
faimlE sioasia So. packet. sid 5oasi7: tsy,tra
5@i s.G 's' DRESSED i6Gs stc5dy tsc5ns
ltAr. 1so Do Itssc. 100 10 l4'-gs 1io b.
les duh. smoking. nc. 10 IL. 1Gf-c. n lb.
ldtac. "A Do. 1dt-c. Picked hams steady 80
IGfT u1Ie TALLoW-St steady. city 54c,
roartry. 7G7Lc LARu-FIrm: NiIIl. west
142u "a BOO CITY quiet a. lft Refined
steady south America. l"-.e. Continent
a. 1ot. FIoi+c. srEAEINE Steady. oieo
lSfsc. city IIrt l'c
ulatef sugar seems 20 be 5I5c net less I per
cont east. Business fairly active. The Lon
81 Ia ur-to-lsI ~ = love- Ar~U
and NAV az lis sad. August, f4s sal. Raw
.rith ccntrltusal SO ,e-t. az . sec. nuscorado.
So test, s6c and molasses sugar. 50 test at
RICE STEADY hut quiet and unchanged
METALS "COPPER" Standard DUH. SPOT
y. IS u ~ 9or- April - 700 le ooc. May. 2 80
aI2 sTt-c. Iurr. i211I o. Soc: July. 1850
A. sTtc London slower hut steady, spot
80 1os. FUTURES. ia~ 81 ID. Lake here. ~ -
~ SOC. el-ctrolvtc i1f ~ Csc. casting. ~ Is
g.anu 8s 65r. May. Sc 100 a3 35tsc. June and
July. 80 10a 2a soc. London hrm spot. fi5o los.
i5c New York. 4a6aG25c Fast So Louis
Loadon lower at az l2s %. sPBLrBR duh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterG vs. closing
quotations for government bonds compared
with Thursdays:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs

Imports and maiketlnga ~ dis goods iAls
week. with comparisons, were 90 l'ii'"r.
This Neea Last eea. Last car
,-.,.. ....rofrf - sGl g. ZTlb5s o. 90. 30
Totsl r.sraets s,0e5 5ll s0se. 100 zl7l,4+5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09

New York. April :. lJlO,
GRAIN-WFEAT-!nt I'm wheat earIv
government report, and shorts seemed in
clined 70 cover, prices advanced izdlc a bushel.
with comparatively small offerings The gov
eminent report made the condition April
SOS. which compared with SJ.S in December.
So year ago and . teu-vear average Of S6.2-
pated BY the bears. but. according 20 the Old
method q figuring indicated a crop Of $3.50
coo, or about ca OO0. 600 more than estimated
last year and about -. uto. 600 million more
than the final outturu last season Traders
seemed undecided az first whether the report was
and hammered the market vigorously, sending
values down . a bushel on the decline shorts
took profits Gnd the market rallied, AID at the
close was steady az unchanged 10 "a net de-
clire- Cash wheat was steady. with No red
81 p, C Z. and No I Northern 81 %. O ,,
prices later declined under liquidation. on the
decline shorts were fairly active buyers and the
market made partial recovery, closing at IA
ssC net decline. Steamer corn here quoted G2c
and No : J"C. both elevator. export basis. eX-
port No .. SIC. nominal. b. OATS-Af-er
the market closed at unchanged u i4C advance
Cash oats steady, with natural white. 26 20 30
10. quoted +5leUiS0, and clipped white. - 20 A.
n 4IT51izC. RYE Market nominal. The gov
eminent report made the condition 923. against
"a IN December and So last April, with
lest year. BARLEY Nominal Wheat. includ-
Ing flour. exports for the week. according to
Erads-re-t'S. aggregate. IIT1ne6 bushels. against
1.7+i.273 ast week and 1.tf2. PA last year. since
July I. lI7g46.jf3. against 1860. 500 last sea
son Corn exports f1r the week $50 624 against
July !, 23310.4I6 bushels, against -. 4e,224
las 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool. April s-FoIowins are tbs
reekIv cnttOn statistics:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

C. l. Z. Elevator. export basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-09

SEABOARD AIR LINE.
4th week in Mob. SJ1T.C24 Sig2 S2l SSi-1S
July 1-March 81 "a. SJS.6l2 r. ~. 100 1G24512
PUGET SOUND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

Commencing today the hours Of cay
light will begin to increase at b"t
nnds Of the day. and will fer 1ha re
mainder of the month increase al
about the rate of two minutes pr Ga:.
The sun. which had since Dc. -
been rising at 1855 \. NJ, will this
morning rise at T.35, and viii set at
43S this afternoon. the length OF day
light being nine hours and three min
utes At the end of the month the
sun will rise at 1.20 a. NJ. and set at
5.01 p. NJ, and the length of daylight
will 9 hours and AZ minutes. or an in
crease of Sc minutes since Dec. 25.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

Whitman &, Adams Co. has prepared
for a record breaking January Mark
Down sale which begins this morn
ing and last for the remainder of the
month. Such wonderful bargains as
will he given to the women who are
looking for good goods at reasonable
prices Their advertisement on another
page will give the early and wise buy
er some IDA of the many attractive
articles to lie found in the well-known
store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-01-08

The drinking fountain in Market
square, which was shut off for the Win
ter few days ago, is not only missed
by the horses of the city which were
accustomed to Guench their thirst
there. but also by the pigeons and
English sparrows. These birds used
the fountain for the double purpose of
a drinking place and bath tub, and
it was not an unusual sight to see
dozens of them lined up around the
edge of the basin for the purpose OF
getting a drink or taking a plunge.
They were there for the first day o.
two after the water mad been shut off
and could not seem to understand why
the water was missing.