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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13

sheep sold at aas4 rs per 100 ID ouacn OF
choice for export at 81 TO-. a few unchorn
an e. 20. common to prime unshorn lambs at
s. 500 50 SRI good clipped DO at s. %; nasy y:
land spring lambs were weak al s50po ~ PEI
head pressed mutton slow at 7msc; dreceo
lambs at 1Oailiic; hog dressed. 10; country
dressed hothouse lambs lower at $3GtS escn.
sales-ksrns Commission Company; 2oa IN:
shorn Michigan lambs. 10 ID average. - 20 Pc
loo II. poi. 81 ID, So CO. IS. % ID. 81 Is: 80
clipped, "a ID. s. 80; so clipped Ohio sheep ies
h. 81 10; %. so III. 81 25; Michigan. 30 To-
81: Z Maryland spring lambs at - per mead
Tobin a. shannon: 229 u2snorn hicn'ss"
McPhsrson 4 Co: 100 Maryland spring
lambs at s. 40 each; 8 unshorn snesp' i|' '''
81 30. -,
J. g. Curtis Son: l2f clipped state lamha
50 Id, s. 80. ~ -.
HOGs-Receipts, 49,. cars, or $3.50 head.
Including half a car for the market Pf1cee
fully Zoe lower. with medium and light hoss
selling at 50 90as7 per 100 ID. Country dressed
hogs easy at IN l0c per ID. 80 49,
sales-S Sanders: 81 state hogs. iss 10
average. SO 30 per 100 ID; 2 roushs. 900 ID
50 so. .
s. Judd Co.: state hogs. l55 lb 81: 2
100 10. SO 90 a.,
Tobin & shannon: 2 state hogs 175 ID. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
SAYS IRON TRADE Is Tagging
cIoss-Shefield President Sees No I'M
provement at Hand.

c Maben. president of the sloss- Shelf
ned Steel and Iron Company, who is IN
this CITY said yesterday y discussing the
present condition OF the Southern iron and
steel industry and the outlook:
"Of course il is not necessary for me 70
state that conditions at the present time
are anything but favorable. The iron in
dustrv is in d state Of uncertainty and will
continue so until the many uncertainties,
including the Supreme Court decisions and
a definite idea Of what Congress intends 70
do in its present session in the matter Of
tariff revision. are out Of the way.
in the South the iron industry is lag
gard. The demand is nothing 10 speak OF,
although We are disposing Of compare
lively large aggregate tonnage each month
made up Of small lots. But taking the situ-
alton as a whole, there is nothing that l
can see that would tend 10 improve condi-
tons TO any great extent over the next few
months at least"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13

Table Set with Unleavened Bread
and Other Dishes.

Present pains were not allowed to dim
I'm the minds OF the patients in the BETH
Israel Hospital the memory of the trials
and sufrerings of their forefathers when
they fed from Egypt and the prosecutions
of Pharaoh. The observance Of the annual
Passover feast in commemoration Of the
Exodus was carried out in detail yester-
day in the hospital. the only one In the
world where such services are held for the
sick to participate In.
All day yesterday throughout the Ghetto
the quaint customs Of the ''seder' were OBJ
served by the pious. The first thing to be
done was to Danish from their homes every
thing which might contain leaven. the
"B'r- kas Chumetz." and every nook was
we'll scrubbed lest any remain.
All things being thus prepared. the first
meal at the "Seder' table was eaten last
night. which was the first night of Pesach.
A long table was set up IN ths main ward
in the hospital. and those who were well
enough TO be UP gathered about the table
with its candles and its piles OF matzoth.
Those others who were too Ill TO sit up
were served with the dishes as they lay
In bed, within hearing Of the reading Of
the services.
The dishes served typify the first
Passover meal-a paste of apple pulp. al
monds. honey and cinnamon molstened
with raisin wine 10 recall the lime and
mortar Of tho bondage; lamb bone and
egg baked in ashes to represent the Pass
over sacrifice, and a sprig of parsley
dipped in vinegar to signify the bitter herbs
eaten az that first feast hundreds OF gen.
erations ago.
on dish were three unbroken matzoths
separated by napkins. This unleavened
bread is broken by the head OF the family
and passed to all During the meal the
door is left ajar as an invitation to others
TO join in. After the meal is eaten the
patriarch reads the story Of the Exodus,
chants a benediction and the feast ends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
CLOSE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Produce the Only Exchange to Keep
Omen on Last Day Of Week.

The governing committee OF the Ne"
York Stock Exchange met the common eN-
pectation and desire of the members Dy
voting Yesterday to close the exchange on
Good Friday and also on Saturday.
The Cotton ana Coffee exchanges Will be
closed on both days. and tho Consolidated
stock Exchange Will follow the action OF
ST. Nav York Stock Exchange. The Prod
,,ce rxcbange viii be closed on Good Fri
day. but not on the next day.
All the markets Of the United Kingdom
and the Continent will be closed On Good
rridav and Easter Monday, and in London
Die and Liverpool Saturday also IS TO be
observed as a holiday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. April i2-CATTLE- \. o0o:
sa bSsyss s. isss So soeseIs and %
sayss sss.5 go; yea: :: SO
81 80; heavy. 50 1886 90 rough, s. 100 y; sood
70 CHOICE hsasy Ssase so sss
IL. 900; wesk: native. sses4 30; Western. 80 isg
ass s; Is yF Wes,srn. 7 s. $3.50 Is n..
Kansas city April l2.--CATTI4E--Rsceipfs.
1000 including 900 southerns; steady 70 veal q.
dressed beef and sxD9E, s,ee5s q 81
and sD sf fssae rs 4 Sass Is %
ern cows. 50 50ds5; native. 50 Dyso 10; hs.sers'
$3.50 10: bulls, s. 5ogsS 81 calves: stmss 20 q
s sai' Da ss 81 81 ossss shss
s. Ias5 80: yearlngs. 81 5oaS5 q: wethsrs, 81
asa - ewes, 50 5ogsa Is; stockers and feeders
Cincinnati. April 12-CATTLE-Receipts.. -
$40; slow and weak. fair TO good shippsrs tsev
So is. common 81 25as4 IS HoGs-R:ceipts.
$500 slow, I5esoc lower; butchers and dI isaEs
Receipts. 3s5; steady. 81 2ous4 %; ia'nos Slow
Esst Buffalo. April ~ -cArTLg-Rscep.s
zoo: fairly active and steady. vEALs-ReceEts.
1850 slow 25c lower. s78ss so; Hoas-Rs.
SssSy s. .sase 90 mixed. 81 s0ass IS I.,seT:
So 75gss So: rigs, So So; roushs 80 Sogss 20
s,as sgs. X da'i 49, az eve.
others lO625c lower heavy lambs ssnse; handy
lambs. sJrkb 80: yeariirgs, - opGS) I'd. wetHsas,
81 s5as5; ewes. 81 50gs4 10 sheep. mixed. $50
Pittsburz. April i2.-cArrLE-stsady. SUP
ply light choice SO 0Gs6 50: prime. IS loQ
Sc 80. 5HEEP-slow. supply light; prime
wethers SO 500 81 %. culls and common. ZIG
81 so; spring LAMBS. s. 500 $40 VEAL
CALVES. 81 509ss. EoGs-steady receipts
SO 10 n So 10: heavy Workers. So 100 SO So; ligbt
Ycrkers and pigs. Sc S. Sc co. rouSas. SOC
IS 80.
lBy Telegraph 10 The tribune
ST Louis April l2-CATTLE-Receip pts 2 .
437 fairly active and STEADY: steers 81 SOdS6 70:
Refers. 81 40as0 so; cows. So 9oas5 60: southern
steers "a S0ns6 90; cows, So 9o1$4 80 HOGS
Receipts 1851 active at 3G l0c decline. PIGS
and lights So 254S6 so; packers, s64S6 30; rough.
IS 50ds5 90 SHEEP-Recepts, !. go: SLOW :
clipped sheep. s49s4 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
NO DISCRIMINATION IN RATES
interstate Commission Won't
Reduce Ex.Lake CHARGES.

washington. April Fin decision this
AFTERNOON the Interstate Commerce Com
mission declined TO make any reduction in
what are known as ex-lake grain rates from
Sunaio TO Eastern destinations. either or
domestic or export traffic.
Inc proceeding. pending for many
months, was instituted by the Chicago
Board OF Trade against the Atlantic City
Railroad Company and many other East
ern carriers. and by the New York Produce
EXCHANGE against the New York Central
d Hudson River Railroad and others. The
complaints were not consolidated, but were
heard together and are covered by a single
opinion prepared by Commissioner Prouty.
Both compliments attacked the reason
ableness OF the rates on grain received a,
Buffalo by water from the West and
shipped by rail from Buffalo to Eastern
points, in the one case for domestic con-
sumption and in the other for export.
The Chicago Board OF Trade maintained
that the present rates divert traffic from
the water-and-raN route to the all-rail
route, resulting in undue prejudice against
Chicago. The complainant urged that In
charging a higher rate on ex-lake grain
10 the same destinations, when the grain
moved by the all-rail route, the carriers
were guilty OF unjust discrimination agains,
the lake grain and, therefore. against Chi
cago.
The defendants replied that their ex-lake
rate from Buffalo 10 Boston. for instance
was reasonable. that the rate from Chicago
TO Boston was competitive, and that the
division Of the Buffalo-to- Boston rate. ac-
ceptable the price of engaging in this
competitive business, ought not 20 be used
as a standard to measure the reasona ble-
ness Of their eX-lake rate from Buffalo.
The commission took the view Of the car
riers. pointing out that manifestly the lake.
and-rail rate from Chicago to the East was
reasonable and. in addition. II is materially
lower than the all-rail rate.
Substantially the same arguments ap-
Piled 70 the export traffic rates 10 Eastern
points. II was decided. therefore. to dis
miss both complaints and leave the rates
rs they now exist. the commission holding
that II could not find any unjust dlscrimi-
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
sled in the United States Court yesterday;
sANIl-EI., LOUIS AND sIGMCND
utT-RTZEL. who compose the flrm OF ,;
!" ~ e. No 454 Broadway. involuntary. Dy
I'm A. summers. creditor for sJp. II 10
SiIcned that they are insolVent maze pref
rental payments and transferred mer-
81 si'a,adise and accounts Judge Holt APP
Sis...ad Fletcher n Bangs receiver. La
piI,,ies s. COO and assets $4,000.
MARX RIVESMAN, dealer III drygoo1s'
hcsierv and underwear at No. OF OF
nCS.Sa street. involuntary. by the American
ciia i Connpauy. Charles II Sellck ana
1{stbrIn PETE q Co, creditors II Is al
MAJ +raf he IS insoVent made .preiereh-
~ naylnents and transferred mere hen .lit {
VA poccoInts Judge Holt appointed s.ino 2
a'u rniiock receiver. Liabilities $l-''si dEu
assets 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. april II. 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Nervo prices domi-
mated by developments in The May position IN
Chicago. The opening was lower but on the
early decline shorts in May attempted 20 cover
IN the West and prices advanced rapidly gam
ins INC a bushel. This caused an active COW
ering movement in the other markets and me
new crop positions showed stcadler uncer-
tone Late in the day the'market again weak
ened ard rnal prices u c net higher for
May ana = q y lower for the other positions.
Export sales. loads CT No ? red winter out
OF LEGAL store TO Antwerp. and loads at out-
ports No 2 red here 93sa c elevator and % e c
aaoat; No I Northern Duluth, 81 ooSs
aloa.. CORE-Firm early with fairly
active buying, but later the market was easter
and anal prices were = q 81 net lower. No :,
56iac b aroat. OATS-Firn at the STAR,
but closed easy az a ret decline OF = Q &c.
Cash oats hrIn closing: Standard white, SOC
No p 394c; No 3, SSi1c. No 1. 81 &c. BAR
LEY-Firn; mailing. 81 iiT 81 10 ! New
York BrcKWHEAT-Cuet; American ~ ,
per 100 ID c 4 New York. Canadian, &C bid,
. z Nau, YnrI, e,nnrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. April l2-wHEAT-spot dun :
futures steadier; May Is SID; July. IS I'D;
October. IS 7S,.i. CoRN-Spot nrm; American
mixed. new. As Sd American mixed, old: Is
I'D: new American. kiln dried, - IAsd
futures stead; May, As $40; July. 4s Cd
FLOUR-Winrer patents, PTS HOPS-In Lon
don (Pacinc CcasD. "a 15s 2 50 IS. BEEF
Extra India mess, zoos. PoRk-Prime mess
western Sis Sd. HAMS-6hort cut. sos 3D.
BACON-Cumoerland cut. SIS; short rib. COS ;
clear bellies SIS. long clear mlid!es. nght.
54s sd heavy. J3s; short clear backs ass &c ;
shoulders, square, as. LARD-Prime West
ern tlerces, Ais Sd; American refined. pals
42s CHEESE-Canadan finest white and col
ored. new. SIS BUTrER-Finest United
states Arm. SIS: good. sos TCRPENTINE--
Spirits. SIS 90. ROSIN-comon. 1ss 50 Pc
TROLEUM-Refned, 6hd. LINsEED OIL,
sos COTTONSEED OIL-Huli refined. spot.
2ss TALLow-AGstra!ian in London Sss g.
London, April 12-RAW SCGAR-Centrif-
ugaL lis Sd muscovado. los Sd. BEET
SUGAR. los I'D, CALCuTTA LINsEEpI
Aprll-June. SIS Sd. LINSEED OIL, AIS Cd.
SPERM OIL. .S4 los. PETRoLEUM-Amsr-
ican refined, sac spirits, SID TURPEN-
TINE-Spirits. 62s Cd ROsIN-Amerlcan
strained. ISIS "a; fine. los Sd.
Antwerp. Apri! l2.-PETRoLEUM. is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
wooLgN co.'s STOCK DISPUTE.

rbe MANAGEMENT Of the American Wool
,o,, Company. according 20 advices from
Bcston. is showing eoneilia'ory attitude lie
toward the preferred stock holders who have
',...,,eosted strong opposition 70 the plan for
rsIir,ng slo.OOO.oOo Of the common stock
ami tas informed them that the company
IN 40 roth,ng which will In any way i'm
nerl the security behind the preferred
stock -, ,
II Is understood that conferences Will be
II, nth some OF the large holders Of the
,'.eferrod stock who are not identified with
-, ,,,araaement. ard 1t is said that at the
tel r,ceting called 70 act upon the
n,onosition TO reduce the common stock
president WOOD will MAKE a definite state
rnsnt outlining the views Of the manage
vent concerning the beginning OF dividend
nav,neuts on the common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
-ssIVsa FOB MINING COMPANY

. a. Sic. Apri Q = Franz l. Dutton'
= ~ e"y' has been appointed receiver
s,,,e con Air Coal and Iron Company a
u. so'9cp'C00 corporation. which oper-
syoss,I. AID iron mines in Tennessee. The
So Hops.lau. CT New York City ana
t,elst.s o suit brought by Charles "
e rsrn.,ss- against the corpora zion IN which
%, p'e,ee Judgment for $40 900 An at
|s- - q be made 70 enforce the judg-
0Gsa receiversEip proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
sESNER THE NEW MERCHANT
70 Open Big Department Store
on Enrich Brothers. Site.

All doubts concerning the disposition Of
-aTich Brothers store property on Sixth
venue al 81 street We're set at rest last
'lsai by the announcement that J. i. Kes-
''i q Chicago. had secured a long term
ssse Of The land and buildings and would
yen new store as soon as the buildings
IN oe remodeued and an addition built
T" ne "a street corner.
IL. kesner's experience in retailing be-
s'n as cash boy in The Fair, one Of the
s-ea, depasment stores Of Chicago. with
"1'ea he was connected for tnirty-two
s ,Sa ts held the post Of general man-
~Y7' Joy fifteen years.
EMS 70 be- difficult. however, FOR a
h.ss- "a retail. merchant 10 keep out or
$500 - Mr Kesner Gays ne had always
-. rs eye on New York City as re;all
ro,,J . Is the greatest city IN the
49,. 80. ne sad, and the richest In opp0r-
- 10Y the alert man who is Wiling
'"H hard work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATES SOLD

Potter Choate & Prentice have purchased
81 600 600 Cincinnati New Orleans 81 Texas
Pacific AZ per cent ten-year equipment trust
certificates series &C. payable In twenty
seni-annual instruments up 20 1922. The
certificates are secured BY certain equip
rnent pledged under the deed Of trust and
further secured by a cash payment by the
company Of % per cent upon the total
number OF notes sold. The earnings OF me
Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacihc
for The last fiscal year were equivalent 10
-. times the interest charges. II is UNDER
stood that large part Of these certificates
have been already sold on a 40 per cent
basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
SoAD PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
'e" hampshire Senate Passes Bill Al
tectlng Boston & Maine.

y-o'c0rc' y H. april u The end OF the
=" Hampshire legislature for the pres
>. 'efm was brought into sight to-day
-" ne House adopted d concurrent reso-
h, 11ing o'clock Friday afternoon as
4'1f Of anal adjournment. The reso-
va lad on The table in the SENATE
~. ."' De taken up again tomorrow
=, many amendments. proposed oy
,., DoS'on d Maine Railroad counsel 10
\. the road IN the event OF any posi-
!, hc' with the interstate commerce
Ia. 1F senate passed the House railroad
s,rs." iste to-day. The house voted 10
f me amendments tomorrow morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
LARGE TOTAL OF STOCKHOLDERS.

The stockholders q the American Teie-
phone and Telegraph Company now num-
Der 4o.sS1. the largest total in the COM
pany's history. and exceeded by only two
companies. the United States Steel Cor
poration and the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. The Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany AMI the Southern Pacific Company
have together about $1,000 shareholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13

FLOUR AND MEAL - Flour inactive as
psfeIts 81 S. IS ~. winter straights So rs "a
s. SO. winter patents. - lO4Si 90, .spslhg
clears 50 soq 81 10; extra 10 w III ter 81 So8
straiehts, sl20Rs4 80; fancy spring patents.
IS 90 So RYE FLOUR-Firm; fair to good.
CORNMEAI.-steady; kiln dried, 81 so BAG
MEAL-rine whito and Yellow. 81 l1pSl 20
coarse 81 1O1S1 -. FEED-Western spring
s26 % q S28 so; standard middling SIG s2O % ;
nour DO. SOS: red dog SOS % city bran. go so
bulk. ST sacks. nliddlng 81 2 So, red d2s,
s2s % hominy chop. 81 80 bulk 81 10 SACKS
oilmcal s33 JOg$S4
PROyIsIONs-Moderatel active and 1rmer.
Packers were good buyers and this led TO
covering By shorts. PoRk-Easy; mess
SIS 5OaSi9 family $40 $50 so. short clear
SiTGsis 80 BEEF-Mess. Sl5 5OQSI4; fam
ily. Sij4S15 so: packet, sliASlt 81; extra IN
dia mess. So So so BEEF HAMs-steady,
s2T n $40 . DRESSED HOGS-Bacons, 9i-c;
/ 80 ID. 0lc. 100 10. 9%c: 40 lb. o4.c; PIGS
iCc ctr MEATs--Plcklei bellies. 10 H.
y 10 II n, Il c IT, ~ p c6nntrv
q8iSc LARD-FIrm. middle West I95
sO5c: city steady IA c; refined south Amer
lea. o SIC: Continent. S.55c Brazil kegs 10 Soc.
compound barely steady, "a : &C sTEARINE
Easy. oleo 7T7Ac city lard. ohc.
sUGAR-Renned unchanged and steady. In
London beet sugar was ~ lower Dut steaoy
al the decline. april, los I'D. May los ) = O.,
August. JOS 9Gd Locally raw was steady but
oriet with limited offerings and buyers at
49, rates. Centrifu-al 9G test. $ s3c: mus
r
foet lie According 20 Wilictr Cray tho
movement OF sugar at the four United states
ports for tho week. figures IN tons, was AZ
yoilows: Receipts 81. 600. against *. 400 last
week and 30 900 last year. Meetings., 10000
against 90 600 and $1,000 Total STOCK, l's,0oo'
AGAINST tT3. 400 and $4,000.
RICE-steady here and at primary points,
with a limited demand. Prices as last quoted.
yETALs-COPPER-s weak spot.
April. May June and July 100 2 l-'Sc;
London steady; spot. 1913 is Cd; futures, %
80. Lake. 1887 y % l250c. electroiytic. lgl2ls
:, 70 3TI.c and casting. fiSTlz M l2c TIN
FIRM. spot 42.15R i2.S0c: April ~ 10 a
~ 80: MAY. 4217iz a SOC; June. 4l.6O q
a. 75c and July, Al y Il soc, taies 10 tons April
IFAD-Dull 445G i.5Oc Now YORK, f23 "
I3Oc East 81. Louie. London. tl2 lss %.
spEI TER-Firm. 545 u J.5oc New York, 80
= : +Oc East 81 Louis Sales. 80 600 pounds
sTot East ST Louis delivery, at 53Jc. London.
fa3 SIS ANTIMONY-Dull. Cookson's. 90
in London Locally steady. No foundry
Northern, SIS 75f sis 25, No Northern No l
southern and 40 I Southern soft. SO 5Og $40
MOIAssES AND sYRUPs-5teady but
quiet ana unchanged
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentine was
dull ana lower. kosn easy and tar weak.
SPIRITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bbls. SIC.
TAR--Sd ROsIN-Common 10 good strained.
s. IS: b. IS 20; u. IS 30. L. s. 40; F. IS 80; q.
IS 50: II. IS so
OILs-I.inseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leunl steady at regent prices.
COTTOSsEED oIL-Easier eariy, but on
the decline there also considerable buying
on n scale down 70 average prices Closing quo
tations were points lower to points net
higher. Local contract prices;
Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

wheat bv shorts to-day ran UP the price OF tia.
option nearly 2 cents a bushel, but v!olent
break in the last hour left only "a &c net gain
that the advance had not stimulated 20 any I'M
portant extent the demand here for cash wheat
On account OF splendid rains distant FUTURES
closed AZ &C 20 AaAc net decline. Corn m
ixhsd 10 70 &c down, oats on &c 20 nc, and
ROY products irregular-7i7c up TO i211c retuc-
zion In cost. Rance OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
sEABoARD CT

COTTON-Less active, and business APP
psared 20 be largely in the way OF evening Up
small accounts FOR over the Easter HOLIDAYS
All three OF the big contract markets VIII 1e
closed on Friday and Saturday or TINS Nseh'
while liverpool will remain closed on MonoaS
and this adjournment undoubtedly restricted
general business an early decline was tol-
ToUed by a partial recovery, with me close
ste,cv AZ net loss OF only as points. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13

at the ,openirg as a result OF nTnneSs aoruau
ana a, Advance in cost and freight offers from
Brazil on the advance traders with Brazilian
connections sold about 10000 bags or september
the market developed an easier undertone ana
closed al the low Of the FAY, showing net al
vance Of ld6 points. with sales Qt $3.50 bags
hanged 10 >. Mfg lower Rio was unchanged and
Sintos advanced 81 20 40 refs. Offers of cost
ana freight coffee from Brazil were less nuIner-
10 ,5c and IS at y lice Spot unchanged at
flTs9I2c for Rio No Z. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
DOMESTIC EXPORTS IN MARCH.

The Bureau Of Statistics, Department Of
Commerce and Labor, reports the principal
domestic exports for March ard for the
nine months ended March as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13
SEED PRICES.

ToIado, April r. - CLOVERSEED - Cash.
So So APRIL SO so: October 81 IS, December.
81 IS ALsIkE-Prime, 50. TIMOTHY
Prime IS so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-13

SPOT qlet and 3 points lower AZ l4.eoc toE
n,iddling upland liverpool cables Spot good
demand: sales. l4.OO0 bales: speculation ana ex
port. 100: American, l0OG0: Imports, ls,Vvv'
American. Il. 600. Middlins upland. SOD tut
,,t.es oDaned barely steady, unchanged u point
lower: closed quiet 2aSi1 points lower April
T62ild. April-May and May-June. i.0l al
Tune-Iulv ISL lad: July-August, I sd; August
Sertenber 1909; eptember-October 69tci OCT
acknowledgements 6S2i2d. Novemner-Decemn-r'
6 7sd; Decemher-January, f.T6i2d; January-r ep-
TlIary. 6.76lsd. Febru2ry-AIarch. 6.I7d, March
Aprll 67Tiad.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS

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The following shows yesterdays closine
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Tuesdays:
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$50 57T.Tsf $50. O47 1886
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

$3.50. 100. 703 1888. 2s9. 95+
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NEW YORK PRICES

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