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New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
BANK OF COMMERCE CHANGES
T. L. Hine and 2. a. Vanderlip Will
Become Directors.

The directors Of the National Bank Of
Commerce will al their meeting to-day
elect Francis l.. Hine. president Of the
First National Bank. and Frank A Van
deriip, president of the National City Bank,
10 membership in the board This action
is IN pursuance Of the Arrangement an
nounced some time ago, which included the
purchase of one-half of the stock holdings
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
and the Mutual Life Insurance Company
in the National Bank OF Commerce by a
syndicate among which were members OF
the firms Of j P. Morgan & Co. and Kuhn,
Loeb & CO. and interests identified with
the First National and National City
Banks, and the bringing Of the Bank OF
Commerce into a community of interest
with these houses and Institutions.
Contrary TO the common expectation, it
is understood the vacant presidency Of the
Bank Of Commerce. from which Office Val
entne = Snyder retired on April I, will
not be filled at tO-day's meeting of the
board and Nice-President j. S Alexander
who II had been rather generally supposed
would be- elected president to-day, VIII con-
tinue as acting president for the present
a bert II. Wiggin, president Of the Chase
National Bank, will before long be made a
director 10 is understood, but no action
Will be taken to-day upon his name
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
WOULD SMASH RATE PACT
Business Organizations Here
Appeal to Commerce Board.

The Chamber OF Commerce. the Mer-
chants Association. the Produce Exchange
and the Board Of Trade and Transporta-
tion. of this city, fled yesterday with the
Interstate Commerce Commission a Joint
complaint against thirty railroad COM
panias. alleging unjust and unreasonable
differential freight rates against New York
n favor Of philadelphia. Baltimore, New
port News and Boston.
The defendant railroads are those which
are parties TO the long existing differential
agreement. and they include every railroad
Of the East and Middle West. east of the
Mississippi and north Of the Ohio River
The differential rates complained Of apply
70 all traffic between the seaports named
and the territory bounded by the Ohio, the
Mississippi. the Great Lakes and line
drawn from Buffalo to Pittshurg.
The complaint which was filed by Benja-
min L. Fairchild. as counsel charges that
the diiferential agreement has compelled
New York to pay higher rates than are
granted to the four ports named, whereby
traffic has been diverted 10 those ports
despite their less favorable natural stu
alton II is alleged that the avowed pur-
pose Of the agreement is TO effect such
diversion in order 70 permit railroads lead
ing 10 other parts to share ratably in the
traffic which would otherwise largely con-
centrate upon railroads leading to New
York
The Interstate Commerce Commission is
asked 10 investigate the matter and to de-
termine just and reasonable rates 10 he OBJ
served in the future
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
EXCHANGE

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - BOSTON, LoC
discount: Chicago. 20c premium. san Fran-
cisco. sight tlac telegraph &c; New OIlsdnS,
commercial 25c discount. bank 81 prem, ~; ~, ,
8, Touie 45c premium bid, Soc asker ,
Savannah buying S-lSc discount seilihs
par. MINNEAPOLIS roc premium.
BANK CLEARINCS. - New YORK ,.1 eH
changes $3.50 az. .S57. balances sT,o'AbI3' bal-
timore exchanges s.056, 10. balances soo''-
igl Boston. exchanges s3e, lioo5i, naieieys u s6s
So i9S. SO: Philadelphia, exchanges s5l'-'0'''-
balances g, i04l55.
SILVER NARKET.-Conlmerci paF r5a- Sl'-
xer 53isc. Mexican silver dollars. roc. "a %
silver closed in London at 2i12i' an '4
vance OF 3-l6d. ,te
GOLD PREMIUM In Madrid. $50; LIS
bon. 10 >--r N,o,icen ey-
.ianr-. on Nev York Is quoted al 2Ollg:
iG101ER NlIENT RECEIPTS. = Receipts
from customs Yesterday were N.loz,nso' III
ternal revenue. including corpoIauoh a.
a .as sni and miscellaneous S2bg,91o, toll'
- 10 sts sig against total expenditures yiI
ord;nsrv account OF lbs. 10. For lne ,e
month 10 date ordinary receipts nav, ., $50 )
= elSSi3 and ordinary eNpenuItul' :, ss3i so1
,9n Tho excess Of receipts was si'ooi'oo-
x, e - escaI wear to date ordinary re-
csints have been S5oi.sIZ,o!, dsaIh1S Iii
a., e.s in the same period of 1910, ana ol,i .lr,
80 evnenditures $50. ,269, against 49,
zoo 20. coo tn 1910 the excess or leCe'P,s
.,'n,1, - &C. .ing IN asf95sl compared WIN an
o,to-s ~ expenditures last year OF Slt',io'
o4 Including Panama Canal aCco.-,i i.,,,.a.
n,,bIio dent the excess OF an eAp.L.1 10
over receipts since July ! a. 80 corre-
az aO5 ~ against an excess II - w zoo ~.
Slo,,.3s1 Slo,,3sIio neriod year ago OF S'oo-.,fla.
So g1.p lpli15 Tp AST-RY.-The Sub treasury Wa
80. - -be Clearing House StL',toV'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
COLONEL COLT RETURNS.
Pleased with Rubber Conditions
in Europe.

Coloao. Samuel p. Colt. president OF the
Tinted States Rubber Company arrived
here yesterday on the steamer kronpunz
Wilhelm from q TWO months trip TO Eu-
rcpe. the greater part Of which was de-
v,.e5 10 business connected with the rub
Der industry.
In London De went over the crude rubber
si-rs-ion with the officials OF the United
states Rubber Company's financial agents
and said that De found it very satisfactory,
On the whole He said that the price OF
c-.da rubber was being kept up by manipu-
fs-ion in London and Brazil. and declared
that II prices we're regulated by the law Of
SUNNY and demand crude rubber would be
selling In the neichborhood OF 81, instead
of about 8 50 q pound.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses
were not factors in the local stock market.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Dividends
have been declared a. follows. The MeXi-
can Power and Light Company, regular
quarterly ] per cent. payable April IS; the
Western Maryland Railroad. regular quar-
terly ! per cent on the preferred payable
April %; the International Steam Pump
Company. regular quarterly IL per cent Oh
the preferred. payable Ma 1. the Henry r.
Wort hington Company regular semi-an-
nual Si2 per cent on the preferred, paya-
ble MAY /. Butte Electric ana Power Com
pany regular quarterly Ia per cent on the
preferred, payable May /, the J. g. White
Company regular quarterly ll2 per cent on
the preferred. payable MAY /. the American
Light and Traction Company. regular guar
terly li2 per cent on the preferred Z+z per
cent on the common and the customary
extra 2i2 per cent in common stock ali
payable May /
BETHLEHEM STEEL.-At the annua!
meeting Of tie Bethlehem Steel Company
Harry Broner. OF tire firm Of Hallsarten d
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
posTON WOOL MARKET.

postor. April 4-Ho'ders are - as a'spa"
s, their stocks through the marking oota
ns -si,e ana transfers are running very hessi.
a., r., ocriyitv extends throughout the Ns,
ht ~ is~rest senland is for territory s'cek
r,-s nave bern sonis soae tFarstess ~ ,,,.e 800
t.eir Dotahiy I'm ohio half-blood and N'cnissn
N.,arter-biood whilc are delaine u sl-o IN -.
eal".. 49, nov, cf'p although interest n tis
,aif oIosilct Is not pronounced as yet. Do'ns'-
" "oSio ard Pennsylysnia assets - nsi are
washea. a,.,s.o.., baif blood eonlhinc. 2af2iei z.
s5@3sc quarter Ssan' YIssiass Missssn.
,,,.,, ,pd New York fesess-Fine W,
gashed 2oG2ic delaine 2ia2S, hs,rLe'oTrs, :.
zoe Eentussv. Indiana and MISSOURI ~. 49,
ei-Sfhs blood 27geaisc qpartsr-nie,d
-..','rsS basis: Tcvas-Fine tYelNe ,n'N.r.,
,er,-o- "a. six - eight months. 4NTfSe nEs
az 48c california Northern, tsrFe h. Ia
a., ,.,,,,t- 4.74Tc. Southern. i3c fali ree 80.
So,rseconmFasiern S,s No staple, SsaS,e: S.sra
oio,6inr 4sd soc. Valey No !. tepaSe. .er
, Fine stanie Nd55c. dne medium r'a2, :
E3c ane ciothag So. hne metum c,ethins, 81.
4se ha!s blood comhirg. as9n2e thFes-s's''N'
corbing isd5oc. quarter itV ise ..axn. A
Pnned-F,xtra 5oG5ec Hne 4 4sro"e' Z"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

spot. quiet and 10 points higher at top ior
,,iddlinc upland Liverpool cables spot N
cod demand. sales 10000 bales. speculation
and export / 500. American. 5000 Imports
- de0. American 10000 Middlins up
land esd Futures open dqulet. partly
I Doint lower closed very steady al net
advance Of liaG4is point1 April, t.ti :
tnrif-Nav and May-June, I.4I, June-Juiy'
f9is July-Ausust 7.3f4s August SEPTEMBER
-. septenrber- October. g 81, October NoVem-
be- 6Ti November December, G94s Decen-
her -Jauuarv End Jcnuary- February, BSs =
Tsbruarv- March. 6.69i. March April. $40
CQFFEE-Santiment was again against
,-sIucs and prices NJ the close were 20 -
noirts ne, lower Sales. 4i.5o0 bags. II had
F-en predicted that the valorization sale would
prove ! buillsh facto- IN the market. nut
since tfe close on Friday, OF just before me
onuouueernent Of the salc on SATURDAY values
b.Ve declined Is 10 33 points with me near
rcsftions showing the greatest weakness The
ssfs a now considered mere OF 0ear.sn
.-ature ,han otherwise inasmuch az tAe
,rade has been supplied with 6oooun bags OF
coffee which az The demand has been
r,nnir- recently will mean supplies for ~ -
"a dos Havre declined u francs, Hamburg
,ras 10 T.. pfennings lower. Rio was = rcis
htaher and Santos unchanged. Cost ara
fr'irht offers from Brazil were UNCHANGED 10
ahc1t - lower Rio IS being quoted at II q
santos t's az - SOC anf santos rs and 5 at
~ 60 spot easier. with RIO No. a. l-isc'
Local contract prices -.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
OTHER LIVESTOCK Markets.

l-,,,....o A,ru 4--ATTLE-Receipts. $500:
SLOW and steady; beevss' - Zo~ 81 @ .o - as o.
stocJ;ers and feeders, s4qs5 Is cows ana
Setfers 80 7od IS 90: calves. 81 1870 SO 30. 80.
HOGs-Recei7ts, i9.e" Sssn oys-. ve %HJ rFSt' ss35
- az so. n1ixed s9ijGs6 70. heavy, Sors6 20
rough. s6d So 20. good 70 choice hesvS "a Ss@
az -, pIys. SO 30 go -. bulk Of sales rs 20 a
g - 81 .3 -ESesisrT % Westsrn 81 year
iinys. sf5OGs5 so lambs, native @aso 'o'
"Ssia Saasa, scy Gps GArTLEeasss,'ts .,ssss Is
sir2nS nn-t anf steers SO ioa So So fair 10 good
arc a. a. Western s. n So -: stockers and
fseders. s. 5oa s. %: Southern - .sgssss :" ="
be,ssrs. 81 4507s6 t5i bulls 81 sps 80 -; -
osivas s4qS7 HOGS-Receipts' 1s."'o
i9w4- bulk 5f sales. 81 e5N 50 1o' nsssNa,, so
Iigp,s s645asG 50. sHEEP-Rseei,S,' tn%r'
s'eady loc hissgr s9TRss so I2s97 g IS wetssrs ,t
81 25 n 81 80. ewes s4as5' stoeksFs an" 'ss'
eFS: 80 A,ru 4-CATTLF-Receip's
,et orisf. fair u good shippers sac SO; corr, ,,,
- e. 5O0sl HOCS-Receip's. 2.-e', Sow
~ -.-t, and 5c lower. butchers ana snIn.-s p
81, sa - e., s.. common Sc 80 so 90. sHEEnoaa
sto5 lambs s--onC at g. 500 81 81, ,o.,,,
"frast RuNaio Anril, 4.-TATT IE--hee ~ y :; :
steaS~ FAIs-Reoeipt 400 ACTIVE snn' ,n'
s.' 80, ", s. = sg25. HOGS-Receipts' SON
- T,v artive and strong - 5c hIgher .,,s-,
- - 80. riss s. $50 81 20. rough - snS
- sc s.gs 81 30 81: dair'es. sa s'r ~ ~.
-,.-r, A,rRs-Receipts. 1900 active.
-,,ee sta,fv. handy lambs Sc lower heavy
arts s. So & 95 and san9cyArTiF-s;sssy TIE: .ggpl'
f.liS"t. az so1Y So or. prime 81 i@at -
sFHrrpEs,eadr supoly taiT III: gsWs n ge,asr' t,,,;
"a 9.TS5. eul's and common. 3 sYrS os-x5s- 20
rIonas SLOW, receipts 'ai-. prime hesVi1, ,s 80
asG 70. mcdlrms e l0dsI - . hss.- ,n o., -.
r. i1ds7 es light IcrNefa' -
81 80. r-ugts 81 1855
tP, Telegram 20 TIE Tribune .,.,.
s. Louis April i-CAI - az ss
2 $40 active and sfa7fy. steers - 80 "a.
-0,i.ber, steers 81 35T SO 80 soutnfn e,r
- baifc~s e. -0r - EOGS-Peceirts ~
~. t-,.. 49,. 10 nd Sc lower pigs = n ArN'.
'ml fss., ~, ac,.era go 500 s6 20 mixed
80, ss 49, So - n SO - sHEEP--Racsipts 80
c;i5ned iauhs s5ff - - ZOO ia"'S' '"~
90 40. clipped sheep. 81 ioHsi -
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

~tnaea.ee aai the Interior Of the s3st 80 80
states. ln the West tenn eratufes VIII ~'
tli little . ,,iii
The R.nds alorg Tire New England c2as' rtgb
ne Increasing southeast 90 south, bs.9iN'i,s ,fie
during Wednesday. along the nldnle +,,tto,ast
Coast brisk a. hlzh southeast 10 s'll,,,h 10
along the south Atlantic coast brish t'"eer,te
southwest. along the east Gulf & hai. .,ss
solthWe.t to west. along the west ''ulI Gtah
moicrlir and variable. on Lake A,ch'ta" "'S"
uNll- asst ~ u0rfAN est t-,,-o,,aa n
Steamers departing Wednesday Tor Eu'up,dh Ip,,,,h
ports wlU nave Increasing Eouihehr' " -. fbo
winds. becoming high, VILE rain OF snow 10
Grand Bauks .,,s,tic
storm warnings are dispiayed On the A"'"'
Coast from NeN York 10 Portland
Fore,a.t for sresia Localities ~ OF me D's
rlct 90 Columbia. virginia and MARYLAND i'''
and warmer to-day Thursdat rain s"h'T"''a'
colder moderate t0 brisk south winds oeeo"
lAg northwest ThlIsday sa..
FOR Delaware and New Jersey. rain Z" IA
ana TlIrsc4Y. brisk 90 high s uih NineA' u"
coming uorthwcgt THURSDAY. ,-
For Eastern Pennsylvania. ram all W. .s,
tc-Gar Thursday rain. spme~hat cD!1eI, -. ~ 10 ~
% high southeast o. south WHO'S "''''"-''"
rorthWeef ThuIsdnf ..
Fof East-fn Ner loik rai1 OF tn'N ~ ~.
ON r4.r Il e.iIfN0.u loftIfn 10 ftN anu t".tI1,
DAY WARMER TO-DAY colder ThfsGay ~ N's.ll.n Nsl
portion El.sf FOB Ii-l .finols' f4Hss' "'.-i''''H
&. rnufhWest ald W,-t hs Thursf4t .
For Nev England rain or STOW i"h n - -,
to-daT Ih-fsday rain. brisk 70 hish s"''' '"@'
10 south WINS.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK, April =. i5li. =.
RFFyEs-Receipts. 40 cars or S7D neAu. 81
fo1 Sisnehtor None FOR sale on I'VE wcisn,.
reeling steady Dressed beef SLOW AZ 9h"
f0l.c FOR native sides e., . x.....-.
CaryFs-Receipts. i55. all - oGteners,,
vaefinr sfesGv. Dressed calves In fair ism.no
A. f0Tt8kc for city dressed veais ana e'Aio
for country dressed 80 -.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipis, l2z cars
or . Ts2 head incluiing - cars for ,ne n,n
b. -rrsda limited for lack Of STOCK, nut feei-
ine steady Medium unshoru sheep Ie"es,
.oTs n a. - ncr 100 ~. common 70 prime II
-, is-1br s6RsT iR. clipped lambs. ShdSo.
Dressed mutton unchanged al sHsl9e ler Y,
dressed lambs. II q l2c, with hog nressec
tr- a. rorsc. country dressed h9thouss JAMES
slow a s4GSr per carcass 80 ..x, .,.,.
ealos-T0bln = shannon 10. unsnofn sT
lar,bs. Sc no. s. ~ per TOO M . sneep III io'
81 - 90, 49,, oh,o ,,rhs n
H. Sc 10 culs. 30 10 s. o.a.
! shamberz q SON. 80 unshorn OHIO ia"''
(eornnlonl. - N. SO mo ,..z -,
VoCS-Receipts II cars or fs5 meas, NJ
g. sIsugrter Nominally steady for all veightA
Countrv dressed hogs quiet at 7Sioc per ID
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
IHR WEATHER REPORT.

"'h'.al Record AID Forecast Washington.
NI'' +.-iDarey in ttc rateora,or.ca. history NJ
'' ni'ea states has ,aere occurred such an
s~.e-si'e area o. lov pressure and such vide
'ii'-' precipitation as has beea recorded durias
'.- .ss' iNen'y-faur ho..s Pressure is icv fron
'"e Pa DC eastward 10 tae Ag9a aeaians and
I-i-s 4nd SHOWS have occurred over practically
-'. 'a,.rs country There are numerous sec
one4i3 centres II disturbance ir tae extreme
west While a severe storl. B.. moving northeast
~~'- WITH .ts centre a. present over Illinois.
--s.e were severe ioca. tauncerstorns in ,ronnes-
''e and TIC G-f states. accompanied by hc,gy
'i'e-pi'-i-4n. '-atlnoosa Tenn recording "a
.H'a's dusing .he last tventy. four hours OF
. ",eh % iHcaes occurred during tse last twelve
.,-...-p..ai4res c1nti1le general. ba,,D the
t@e.iia' sverige except u fhe efa.4. f1.4,--
s-- lh-sf tle influence NJ the Middle West
pelpin- llr atror wlll g. slpersIIv fair
ei....'eai 'a1 Irlrs'a. ln t.e .plfbresf b8t
49, .tir f-efe 'e lo sre-f no D.s.cris. .bafq.
,,.. 'r-' stormy conditions curing tho nort
west,. - .eo tr t.e Gif sf--cr. n e-c no
lss1 ? WarsD- re1lly I'D rrv E.e
ie. uli-.e At2rtl. states sqa rae els.r.u
@Hr ges.o1, and colder IN tae Ohio Nalles
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York April 4, 1911.
GRAIS-VHE HEATING fact that iour OF
the leading Western grain markets were
closed for spring elections resulted 10 snnaIi
volume u business. bur prices were steadie.'
closing at a net advance OF a n izc. Liver
POOL was s. 10 = net higher, on active cover
ins following a decrease of $4,000 hushels
ln the European visible supply aad !nnuencea
by less favorable crop sdvices from Germany
and Russia. Bradstreets visible showed a
decrease east OF the Rockies OF l.33o.ogo WhlIe
worlds stocks decreased 1.4Tl, 900 The Ken
tucky state report made the condition 20 per
cent. with prospects good, compared with 80
in December. ~ last April and ~ last July,
when the crop was lO.000.0o0 bushels. Export
sales ave loads of Canadian wheat NO :
red oltsc, in elevator, and 92l.
afoat. No I Northern Duluth, ~ 81 D
ahoat CORN-Dull. but steady Brad.
streets visible supply showed an increase OF
: OoG bushels compared with a decrease OF
l. 40s 900 last year. Exxport No 2 - nc o
ah0at. OATE-Dull and nominal, out stsady,
Bradstrcet's visible supply showed decrease
Of SOS 000 bushels. compared with an increase
last year Of $4,000. cash oats unchanged
standard white. Soc No ?. 36hc No g.
s5Isc. No : 34lsc BBARLEY-E95.sy, mai mali
Ing 81 tSdSi - Q I. New YORK. BUCK
WHEAT-Quiet: American. 81 IS per 100 lbs
Z. New York Canadian, 5sc Old, T.
.u Tnw.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
FOREIGN MARkE1S.

Liverpool April i-wHEAT-s29t dsI sr. rit.
ures yesy arm May, e. nd july $3.50. Us e.;
'pivn5 nsS l. ia. American mixed. cid -
ia: Futures arm Nay Is s'sa; July Is s, 20
rr ~ R~inter patents. 9Ts EoPs-Ia lnnccn
rrpas,sn = C"aen - iOsdt5 IS BEEsF-Exfra IN
Sia mess. iOss ad PORN-Prinls mess Ws,,, ,,
er- S2s 81 HAMS-Short cut "s ~ sAS,NN
lreo~ b.,,is@. 52s Cd long clear middles hse,,'
~ ~ hsavv SIS short clear backs: Ass ci.
vcs-a~n tierces 42s American rehnec. pais'
tas Cd HEEsECanaelan nnss, Hni'e rev
"a a. ROSTN-Commor i9s +sd PETN,l-
LF,r'N-Renred. sisd LINsEED olL-tss ~.
COTTONS GrD OIIr-Huii refined spot rs '''
TAfTOW-Austraiian IN London. 3ts. ,
T0ndon Apri a-SUGAR-Raw. cencitnsa.'
- e. mus oveao los 81 beet. APRIL los 80
tr~Sr,r-r,- a lcutta April-June. d2s 81 In
SEED OIr-45s SPERM OiL-tSt los ~
TRoLErM- American renned' 80 a., pspo1SfS
America, strained ies "a. ane los Ii3d.
Antwerp. April t-PErRoLEJN-is francs
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

d,y in he west bur tone barely steady
PORK-steady ness s992 ~ :. 20 [am''r, frEP 2tg~
barely STEADY. mess. SIS 3nnSli Family, So
asf55o. Facket, sllgsli 20; eStra ina53 sa3
=. 500 DRESSED HOGs-Easy, bacons. . &C
int. ri-T MEATs-Pickled bellies quiet .
hams steady. llis r. l-e. IALLpN-pu J.
CIV. &c country. -. fdhc. LARb-Barely
r.enci auiet south America. loc Continent.
: s0c Brazil kegs. lie; compound barely
s,eelv NUTS srEARlNE-Quiet. oleo
'Ip,rrTL PARRY good business market steady
- ,rtces unchanged Dan Talmae@'s sons
20. New orleans. telesrapns Louisiana crop
oaG in0 sacks against 18il,3l6 year ago
sales cleaned l.ooe 100 rockets against l.
si'c.R-Renned steady ana unchanged
,eniari cranulated isnc net. less per cent
ca.h Seu business very light - the close
,b4 Federal quoted iT5c net, less per cent
lneh nrompt shipmeEt and others soc.
iesa :, per cent In London heet sugar
,.,s l., TO 2i-d higher. April and MAY. los
.o,,ai 10 4 20 g American points Within two Or
,bree datr Raw here was frm and held
higher. centrifugal. Pc test STOOD ~ ~
rniscovado 50 test. 33G" and moi1sses sugar.
20 Test. 2 lie.
,rrr.Ls-coPpER- dun. spot.
ApriI Nav. June and July. ~ 20 2 II soe.
London stsaus copser % - /, a - 5oc. eisctro-
I'Tiic i52sQIS3Tisc. casting, l2q II. II se
rIN-ouiet. spot. April and May; 4 lSQ
cn'l,, stsadv- suot tfDe i0s futures. flsO
-. LEAn-puil, 4t'a soc Mew YORK ~ =
spEf rrP-DnU. = asa ) i5c New York. 32s
az t5c East - Louis London. t2S Is 0d.
A~TrMgNY-Dun Cookson's. aG . 5oc IRON
,-i.rcf,nI warrants as IN London Locally
49,, 80 foundry Northern. slj ~ Y
kfees. 10 Northern. 20 ! Southern ana No
7 southern soft sl5 5oasid
MOL ASSES AND >YRtPs-Steadv. new
orders coming IN slowly
NAVAL sTOutS-spirits turpentlae inactive
,rd nor,inai Posin and tar steady and un-
changed
,hanret Essential oils steady, and offerings
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money on call opened
al 81. per cent. highest, pa per cent; low
est. 2 Per cent; closing, per cent; ruiing
rate, 2ss per cent. Time money eonllnust naTs.
es.63 Der cent for ninety days. 1884 per
cent for four ive and six months isTrsntis ana H.
naper was IN fair demand. while supply OF
high grade names was somewhat "a hnrIen 1irsty
Rates, 3A64l, per cent for sixty ana hlilscS S
davs' indorsed bills receivable ana choi|e
four to six months single names AZ 70
per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Th fore1sh
exchange market opened STEADY. WITH rates
virtuaIly unchanged. at iS5S5Q s6iU los
cables. 4 sslOT4 ssl5 for demand steriing anu ni
s4lq4 s4i0 for sxty-day bills. snort irailcs
were quoted at 5 20 less l-Si ana sn,or.
rechsnsrks at s5ls less l-52 Tne s,L MARKS a,Ses
held steady In the afternoon, with rates
Virtually unchanged from the openihs,,
Cables were quoted at $3.50 gao, de'1Sns hins
sterling az ss1ed4 3615 and siXty-day l,,S oiLlS
=, 4 ssS7I $40 Short francs held arouhe,
:. 70 less l-22 and short reichsmarhs % i-lo
plus i-64
,oo.ad follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
OLD FIRM SOON TO MOVE.

The old firm of ". & J. Sloane, dealers
in rugs, carpetings and interior decorations,
is preparing 20 move 10 new quarters al
Fifth avenue and 47th street. on the site
of the old Hotel Windsor. where an eight
story building viii soon be built for it's eX-
elusive use. For the last thirty years the
Sloane business has been conducted az
Broadway and 10Th street. Il was founded
at No. 24J Broadway. in ls43. by William
sloane. Incidental TO the preparations for
moving a number Of special sales are in
prcuaratiOn and progress
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

enacted. and were confident that this
would he hTough: about.
Mr. Hepburn added that he was delighted
that President Taft had called an extra
session Of Congress and that he sincerely
hoped for the speedy enactment of the reci-
procity agreement with Canada
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

Of staple oils moderate. Roots STEADY 70
frn. selling in toobiny lots at full prices
HIDE+Moderate activity Onerinss c2n
servative, arrivals light, anc stocks are u"ie
good control.
LEATHER-Demand fairly good al ll'
prices. tanners especially showing hrn from ron
OfLS--LInseed OH unchanged. Refined
petroleum steady at recent prices
COTTONsEED OU1-Ins Give and hfs'rai
closing al net decline OF 3gls points L''"
contract prices. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sFABOARD CLEARANCES.
'Five points missing.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour dull ana Ieat-
ureess. with prices easy Sprlns pa.eh,s. &c vs.
winter patents. 81 lO9s4 so; spring clears,
80 s06 81 10. extra No ! winter 50 3oGs3 %
extra No winter. 50 15g SO %; Kansas
stral xhts 81 gOas4 S5: fancy spring patents
81 90 Z SO RYE FLOUR-Firm' far to good'
- l0fsi so: choice TO fancy - - q - 50
CORNhfEAI-Steady kiln dried ~ 70 BAG
MEAI-Fine white and yellow. 81 l3Psl ~
coarse. 81 lOds1 -. FEED-Western sprlns
s28 30 n s2G 10 standard middling, s23 io0
s26 -four do. SIS. red dog. SIS 25; city bran. ran
S9b 80 bulk. S27 sacks. middlinE 81 sEs
red dog $2S 20: hominy chop, Ell % DUN
sa2 10 sacks. oiiYneal. s3i q s34 30.
COTrON-NOre active and hrmer. influenced
by tire statement Of the interna tioral SPIN
ners' Federation indicating decrease OF -un,,
coo bales IN worlds mill stocks as compares
with last year The market closed STEADY ~
a net advance Of 100 IS points, with active oIa
cr0p positions selling 25 points above the Tow
Level ~ last week. The market opened stesdy
az an advance OF $40 points and was soon
ceiling anywhere from 10 10 Il points het
higher Realizing caused slight reaction put
offerings did not become aggressive ald IN,
nishest point was reached IN the last NAN
hour with the cleee az practically the best
r-tces Of the day. Advices from the ,9uth-
5yost saw that the state entomoiogst OF IeNas
bas identified the alleged cotton pest reported
in Gollad County as the wire worm. Southeth
spot markets unchanged 60 l-loc hlsheF
Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1911-04-05

=, temperatGTe yesierehy, ~ degrees 3
lllk"s 70. average. -. average f-r coriesponl
loWtai, "Iee., yesr n. average foF corresponding
lh- =, rhirty-three years, ~
d',. 81 forecast: Rain today ana Iha.sday b
II, - today. BRISK to hgh sou'nsas sinaA'
.btf,in. 10 southwest ""a "eS' % '""'