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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29

fancy roasting chickens firmly held. but other
descriptions sell slowly. and tone easy. ftesn
killed TUnkEYs dry packed, SDuhs n isc
iced. 1Gg1Sc; BROlLERS. Philadeiphia, fancy.
SQUAD, pair, 6ogsoe 10 ana under az 10
i ID to pair. ID. 80 as5c; FOWLS. dry packed.
Western. boxes 90 In and over TO dozen: loo
- 70 rs 10. Ice; 40 10 and under 10 aose en-
14ir a he: heavy. lac; "a 10 ga Id each. lac,
Southern and Southwestern. average, 14,sa
western and sogihvesiern. poor to fair l2g
13c: OLD COCKS. dry packed. ID. lie; DUCKS
spring Long Island and Eastern. 22c; Penn
white Dozen. s25 IS DARK 81 s. eslls' sea
ISc Frozen: TURKEYS. youns toms, l lSg
Ttxas, I40isc. BRoILERs, milk fed. "a 10
and under, &c: 20 10 80 Id, 81 O 22c corn fed'
2. ID and under. 20 a &c: 2c TO 80 ID. is lec'
isaisnee S fss fair q. oeG good f loc corn
fed. fancy large. 16l,c ID i5is Ice; frysrs'
POTATOES AND vEGETABLES-New po-
tatoes steady: OH weak. New onions we'll fus-
active and firm. Artichokes steady Beans
firm. Peas higher for fancy. Bsets and car
rots steady Cabbages Arm. Cucumbers Arm.
with some sales above quotations Chicory
lower. Elephants steady. Kale and spinach
firm. with former higher. Lettuce poor
Peas firm for fancy; some North Carolina ar
irving Radishes slightly higher Rhubaro
9teady Tomatoes higher POTAIOES. BeE-
muda. Dbl, 81 a 81 %; Florida, s2Q 81: old, Dbl
or bag, 81 50Qs2: SWEET POTATOES. Jer-
sey. basket, Sgs2: ONIONS. Bermuda, crate.
low. 81 35Vsl So; Texas. white. slds2: yell
low, s1ds1 s5: Florida basket 81 so; Eeyp-
tian, bag. 81 50Gs2 rs: old. yellow Dbl or bag.
50 80 J so. 100-lb bag. 81 10 8S3 rs: red.
Dbl or bag 50 asa. 10o-lb bag, 81 5oTs3;
white old. crate. 75cas1 so; ASPARAGUS
Southern. dozen punches, 81 509s3 rs: CALI
fornia. $50 81 %. ARTICHOKES, drum. SAG
IS; BEANS, green, a basket 81 20 81 20.
wax. 81 25G So 20 lima. 81 509si; BETS
100 punches s2as5. box Sl9s1 IS; CAR
RIOTS. 100 lunches s2as4. box. slG$l %;
I'D, Dbl or bag, s2qs3 20; CARRIAGES.
Southern. crate, 81 % q So red, 81 q 81 so; old.
ton. $20ST: CELERY. standard case, sag
50 20; CUCUMBERS. No ], basket, 81 I54S2;
GATEEToW WI Fs?a
RA PTr 100 6 s49s7 KA x bsl secSs 81;
lunches. s2qsS, oKRA. carrier. s2gs5;
s1Ns2. box. 81 259s1 so: PARsNIPs. Dbl. 81
a 81 %; PEAS. North Carolina. large basket.
SO 50d 81 small. s2gs3: South Carolina,
large sorts basket. s2aOGs3 so; small. 81 50
q 81 so; PEPPERS. box, 81 50as2 so; RO-
MAINE. basket 81 %. box. 81 81 30; RHI-
BARB. 100 punches. So 5od S.. RADGSHEs,
basket. 81: SPINACH. Norfolk. Dbl. 75ca
81 ~ Baltimore. T5cGs1. sCALLIONS. loo
punches. ,s19sl so: BASKET, 81; sHALLoTs.
box. 81 5oq So ole: Dbl, s2GS2 =; TCRNIPs'
carrier 81 500 SO. Cuban. 81 IS So: WATER
CRESS lunches SlHSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April 2s. 1911.
BEENES-Receipts. 1913 cars or 3.34i head.
and 10 for the market. "A cars on sale. steers
extremely slow and barely steady: bulls in
light supply and unchanged m price. cows
dull TO l0c lower. Fair 10 ch dice steers sold
at s. 60q So * per 100 10: ordinary 10 fair
81 asi so Dressed beef dull at ga 1Oc per ID.
London cattle market lower az 12& l3i.e,
dressed weight. sinking the offal; refrigerator
beef a London. 90. O lo4 &c per h. Exports 10,
in the Mnnehaha 70 London. 2,001 quarters
IN the 81 Paul also for London market and
ssles-McPherson & CO.: 10 Ohio steers.
1878 Ii average. SO IS per 100 ID: 30. 1920 10.
So; 81. 1915 ID, se; IS 1879 h. s. TO- 10 Penn
i, S. 3 iii Y 81 %: go p s. s.; 1917 4
D. s. 60 cars i4o7 To- oos 8 co. L. ilS' o 20;
sGs ID. IS Is, II. s52 To- IS 20: .. 1858 y. 50
g ,2 10 700 3 b So a5 eS T. 754 -. 81 Gu 10
Kerns Commission Company: 20 Pennsyl-
yania steers 1235 h So 49, 90 1857 TO- 50 90
" Newton 1'H & CO.: is Psnnsylyania steers. 1884
h. Sc 20; "a; 1885 10. So IS; 6 II. H. s. So
J. shamberg {. son u Ohio steers, 1897 ID.
SO 10. IS 1921 ID. So; II. 1880 ID. $3.50 D.
CaIyES%Receipts. TO head including 4s4
for the market; $40 on sale Veals in moderate
demand and about steady. with fun clear
OF the pens. common 10 prime Fedio o'i't
at 81 500 SO % per 100 10. culls. 81. Dressed
calves in fair demand at SI lie Tor city
dressed veals and ga DC for country dressed.
sales-s Sanders n veals. 1877 ID average;
SO 25 per 100 10. So 121 10. - so. culls' lo5
S Judo & Co: es vess. ia ID. So 52' l2i
Tohin & shannon: - veals. 1913 n, Sc.
Jelliffe Wright a. Co. - Veals, IL ID
s5s7ls: 80. 19s H. IS e2is; 20 cuiis' l2S To-
. Es q So commission on Company: vtas. 12s
SHEEP. AND LAMBS-Receipts. 20 cars or
q 90 head Including cars for the market
sheen nominal but feeling steady; lambs nrln'
hut no good or prime handy lambs offered
one car OF stock held over. Heavy 20 mediunl
upshorn lambs sold az S61S835 per 100 ID:
medium Clipped. 81. Dressed mutton STEADY
At 7Qqc per 10. dressed lambs, lOd ~ y =:
country dressed dollhouse lambs nrn al $50 SO
per carcass: few sales a SO 30 -..
Saies-Tobiu & shannon; 1875 unshorn state
rsn,bs Of IN average so 35 per 100 III.
Ksrns commission Company: 80 unshoTn
Buffalo lambs 100 II, Sc 100 clipped "
10, 50 ooo .,,.s p,,t,
lambs 50 10 81 80,
HOGS--Receipts Is cars. or 1882 head al
for slaughter. except 80 head. Prices nrm, ana
good medium weight hogs sold az So % per
100 n. Country dressed hogs steady al "a loc
ssIes-Tobin & shannon 81 state hogs. ls4
10 average SO So per 100 II; l rough $50
ID. s.. 49,. 80 ,, ,ce5 .
roughs $50 h. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, April 2s.-Consols closed IN
changed at So 1915 for money and 81 for
the account Anaconda was unchanged. AT
ga Canadian Pacific ia higher, at 235l4.
Grand Trunk "a lower. at us.
Treasury bills amounting TO t2,5OO,OO were
taken I'D to-day, and the release or TINS
sIIr7 made money and discount rates easier.
Trading was quiet on the stock EN-
change. The tendency OF prices was I'M
certain during the forenoon, owing 10
Calling but repurchases were made when
roorev rates declined. and the market
closed better. with the exception or Grand
Trunk shares.
American securities were quiet and feat
,,reIess during the early trading. In the
aftarnoon Canadian Pacific advanced sharp
~ On New York buying. and the rest Of the
list hardened in sympathy. The closing
"Sau money in London. 2T2lA per cent:
onan market discount rate for short bills.
81 10 a-iS per cent: long bills. 27-l642 s-l6
~ cent. Berlin discount rate. rs per cent;
Paris discount rate, 2A pc cent; Paris ex-
cbanee on London 25 francs 301s csntimesi
pariin exchange on London, 20 marks fil2
paris April 2s-Three per cent rentes
nfennigs. Bar gold. rs 3D. and American
eagles. 76s 5l2d.
closed ) confines lower, az 90 francs fZ17
Confines Prices were generally lower on
the Bourse.
Berlin. April 2s.-Prices we're irregular on
the Boerse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago April IS. - cattle - Ree esdpls
500 s,eady 9ssys, as H's stScEers
s. So 10 ass s5 calves 81 25g>G HoGsT,- Re,
&c 8865 e. I w. mixSd IS aoass 90 h.ayy.
e. g 7s44ss Is rough. $3.50 IS 90: goo, 90 10
eaGc hay s: s. 80 :; % EgHfE FIFE
Zoo 600 % 16c bigSsr; native s3asi 60; Western.
SO IS a 81 so; yesrings. 81 20 - 10 lambs
noslyS $: e So , % %sst1rh r e Re
400: no southerns: steady; dressed beef anu
:3P2rt 5issg ; s. 'g 5oa IS a5 s,ofEsr. and
See5srs s45Oas5 s5: Southern. 81 25a . /.
southern cows, sass - natiys sST2S.'
ssas6 20. HoGS-Reeelpts. 5000; sc low or
bulk OF saes $saSs Ia ga Re5y'i rS,s So o.
Gss20 SHEEP - Receipts. 1000: weak
Ismbs. s475Qs5 75 warnings 81 - p go
wethers. So 55a 81 %; ewes; s. 4oGSi' stocA-
erT Es aro Bvffoio April 2s-CATTLE-ReceiP,s
ZOO slow and steady. vEAis :. 20 heG I96I.s
500: active and strong. 81 90 GsO % hOIS
,1sSeT. beayV. ss 400 SO 30; mixed. So 500
Sc ,.is go: workers.. SO e0q 7o' pigs ss:@
81 20: s sG s5s 90 70. sHEEp And LAMBs
receipts 10000, steady; sheep ana , hand
lambs ae4oe hsady iawss q az 3d. % we @i
& 75TSi. ewes. SO 50gsS G5' sheep mixed
. cincinnati incl April 2s.--cATTLE-RsceiIptss
o42. slow t0a15c lower. fair 20 good SHIP
per. $ 1885 So eommo3t 500: ,5oaf 50 % g
higher. butchers and shippers. 50 80 q 81 81.
common, s59s6. sHEEPa,Ree.s,PlIss1 7 e. 90 "o
PttsDarg Ap 2ac a I'm e s5S ssBP G
eeiifIrr7it,p Stead, supply fair: prime wethers
Sc s0as4 spring lambs. 81 5odsio veal c s,sis
k T59s6 HOGs-s,eady; receipts, 10 douole
dScEs, prime heavies 50 05QS6 30. medium; 80 %
GS6 81. heavy Workers. light Workers and pigs
SO 55qss 90: roughs sJaS5 90.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
g Louis April 2s.--CATTLE-Rscei
100. business dIll on account ~ limited orer-
ms. prices firm 20 i0c higher; quality com ?
mon HOCs-Receipis 8. l3s slow and 90
lover: pizs and light. $50 IS 80; bulk OF
80 ,S o. n 40 20. packers s. 5gs5 10,
rough $685. IS; southern pigs and hogs 9s's;
q 5Ts5 IS SHEEP-Receipts, 1.40l; dull
I'd weak lambs IS aS5 IS. clipped lambs. ~
q 81 90. clipped sheep s. S0q 81 20. ,,,,s
fouisvfla April 2s-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts light ~. for the week thus tar
oi6. market slow; best fat sheep, 3g3iac.
Medium and common. 2q3c: fall lambs sc
down. not much inquiry for spring lambs,
Inc hest a. 17izc, weather conditions IN
the trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April 2s.-Bull leaders gave an ap-
peaTance OF strength 10 the wheat market 10
day by timely purchasing whenever there was
sign Of the approach OF weakness Forecasts ot
a material decrease in world shipments proved
TO be something OF help against the bears
Closing figures were at a net advance or sc 70
Is ds.c. Corn finished l.c 70 l.c up. oats the
same last hight a gain OF l.c. and hog
products irregular. strung out over a range or
i5c, divided Just equally above and below the
level OF twenty-four hours before. Shorts IN
wheat acted with much caution, covering quickly
and causing a number Of sharp but not EXTENDED
advances. At the outset the market received an
upward impetus from the fact that Argentine
shipments were about 900 900 bushels less than
year ago On the whole. however, the trade
seemed 10 have drifted into a waiting position.
fearing 70 get away from conservative opera
tons In the new crop months until something
more definite was known in regard 10 the eli
max OF the Nav deal. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
FORECLOSURE SALES.

st-PRE ,AlE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
-Gertrude De Grafcnried, individually ana
a. general guardian % Violet L. Hamilton plain
tif against Linda +. Butter and others de-
fendant In pursuance or a judgment OF Iote-
leisure and sale, duly made and entered IN the
ah5Vs entitled action and bearing date the 18TH
dav ~ Aprii 1911 |. the undersigned, the
pafsres IN said judgment named, will sell at
pTblic auction al the Exchange Salesroom' Nos
IL ~ Vesey street IN the Borough OF Msn
tattsn civ OF New York on the llth day or
Nfav iait AT IL o'clock noon on that day by
iose,h r pay Auet.oneer. the premises d.
rected bv said judgment 10 be Sold ana therein
IN ,bat certain lot Of land with the build
49, ard improvements thereon. situate, lying
80 heing I'm the sixteenth Ward OF the Borough
- Norba,t,u OF the city Of New York. bounded
- dsscrlbed as follows: Beginning az A point
on tho Northerly side OF Fourteenth street dls-
o. 49, Trenty-fve (25l feet Westerly from the
corner formed b. the intersection q the westerly
.ide 81 seventh Avenue with the Northerly SIDE
80 T-ou-,eenth street ard running thence North
e,lv and parauel with the seventh Avenue,
~inotv-slx (96) feet; thence westerly and
nararlel With Fourteenth street Twenty-Five (2ol
,sc,. thence Soltherly and parallel with the
s.ayarth A venue Ninety-siX 1861 feet TO the said
S---.Lcri, sIse OF Fourteenth street, and thence
EssterIv along tire said Northerly side ~ Four
teenth street Twenty-Five (25) feet 20 the place
u Dated. New York, April a. i9il
EDWARD r. voLLMER. Attorney for Plain
80 No 229 Broadway Borough OK Man
haitian New York Ci'y.
THE foIlo--inx i= diagram OF the property
"a no sold. ~, street NUMBER II ao3 West 1ith
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29

SPOT quiet and 70 points higher at l5.81c ior
r1ciing upland delivered on contract ly
bales Liverpool catles-Spot easter; sales i.Vo
tses speculation and export. 200. Amer can,
900. iu.por.s. 70. coo. American. 5000. niddnns
llaod. S-7d. futures opened irregular ID over
= = higher On rear. l42d lower On later
months closed steady. s points higher 20 ] q
IsniS lower April $500 Aprii-May, I963sd;
Ns7-Juus s--ad. Iune-July. SD I'D. July
august. iei. AuzIst-SeptemDer. 1850, sep
israosf-CctoDer. 7.1Gisd. October-Novemper'
t-s-sd Noyemher-DeCsm5er. 6.S2d. December
.'Irzsf aruar7.-F February and February-March'
80 March yrtl. e. Oisd
CDfl Ei~-Tracing was largely by local
Jsrsiors. with an absence Of outside interest.
Pres EARL were s;esdier. but late In tho day
ias'e vas renewed foreign selling in the late
icst1n and new crop months developed an
s'tlsI feeling Al the close the market was nrm
~ rear months and easy for distant positions,
nrsrg from 10 points advance 20 3 points de-
t.-e With sales OF - 600 bags. HavTe closed
"a. franc net higher. Hamburg showed en- ad-
itnce ~ ta1l pfennig and Rio and santos We're
- unchanged. Cost and freight oners from
srsFi were slightly higher. Santos a. being
s-,,sf a. - 20q12 SIC. spot quiet and IN
,sctr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29

ern. tierces as Cd: American refined. pals.
<ss Cd. CHEESE-Canadlan finest white and
coIored new. s3s BUTTER--Flnest United
states. SIS; good. sos. TURPENTlNE-.spir
it's cGs TOSIN-Common, 1ss PEIkO-
LEUM-Refncd sl.d. LINSEED OIL. ies 80.
COTTONSTED OIrr-Hull refined. spot rs
10bd TALLOW--Australian in London, Sts
London April 2s.-SUGAR-Raw. centrifu-
sal. lis Cd; muscovado. los Sd. beet. April.
los sid. LINsEED-Calcutta, Aprn-June'
as 9d. LINSEED OIL 44s I'd. SPERM OH
i3s los OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES refined
SD: splrits si,d. TURPENTfNE-Spirlts
Gas Cd. ROSIN-American strained. lss 3D.
hne. 1as ID. 80
Antwerp. April 2s-PETRoLEUM 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
FOREIGN MARK TS.

Liverpool Aprn 2s-WHEATEsp9t du!, .
cc,ober. "a 90 CORN--spot nrn. Americ an
miyed new. IS lUd. American mixed. ola
Is 20 new American. kiln dried; 5s Ia gu,
% ,,.S outet. Usv. 4s Ga: July. Is sad. FLOUR
y.-irter patents eTa %. HOPS ~ London
= pa.iGr Coast. "A iOsq 10 Zoe. BEEF-EStra
india mess 92s Cd. PORk-Prime moss " sst-
81. a. UANS-Short cut 52z BACON
SCt,u,r,berltni cut. Sis short rio. SOS. clear bel
les jes long clear mifdies. light 53s 81
rps-souars ass I'd LARD-P.ims West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
STORAGE NOTICES.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COM
PANY. 43. ~ and AZ West Gath Street.-To
Mrs NJ Livingston and Ludwig Bsumann x Co.
Mrs Caroline Gay Alfred Brennan, Nat Morris
and H. Levey Operating Company, Mrs. ~. c.
We'll, c. Browne. Miss *. Gibin 9. T. Ross
ir estate Of Mrs Henry Kelly. Lill'e u. Kelly
ana William n. Kelly. Z. Barley and Ludwig
Beumann * Co. George d Mumford. Peter /.
You ard each ot you are hereby notified that the
tire for the payment Of our lien upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired after
ana notice thereof had been given YOU, we will
cause such property 10 wit. household goods and
merchandise. stored by you or I'm your name IN
the warehouse OF the company 10 be sold az
uubllc auction according 10 the statute In such
Eases made and provided. at the auction room 81
W " Fiattau Son, southeast corner l3'h
street and University Place New York city
commencing Tuesday. May 18TH, 1911, az 1880
a m and continuing on every Tuesday and
"wednesday thereafter AZ the same place and
ERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CON-
p.NY a. - and a West Gath Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River. Mass. April 2s.-The last week
in the print cloth market has been rathe.
sales. IL ia estimated. will total about 10000
pieces Tho mills have been rather slow IN
accepting present prices. and the outlook IS
about the same as for The last few months.
Quotations: 2s-inch. 64x6t. $40. 29-inch, otx
GO. 3 Tide: a1-inch 6iyso. slice: 2I-inch'
s6x3s. 2I5-i5c: 3sls 64x6i Sc 39-ineh'
rSnlo ntar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29

New York April IS. 1911
cRAIN-NHEAT-Was irregular around
- onsrtnr with some quick changes IN May.
~. isfsr developed a steadier feeling. and az
~ .iosa was = q SC net higher. Liverpool
y. silrbtiv higher than expected. Broomhall
..ss,sfas worlds shipments. exclusive OF
80 America. ~ 100000 bushels, against
* n05 isst week Continental markets were
80 and the news regarding crop conditions
I. t-isri.a was exceptionally favorable. North
-.t,.,a markets were nrm. and Minneapolis
.,s 81 wheat showed a decrease for the
- OF $4,000 bushels. Export sales.
80 81 NJ . red ont 81 local stock. and
80 II wheat al outrCrts No ? red, here,
80 elevator and o57sc afoat; no l
Tsr,bern Duluth. 81 O6's : o afoat. CORN
-Sfss6v and closed q 9 tc net higher. For
- markets lower. with reports or more
s.-sI offerings from the Danube. Export
az 10 loads az outports. Export No : new,
O. nominal. b ahoat. OATS-Quiet.
- steady. Export sales, 10000 bushels or
.s-sSisn al outports Cash oats steady
,,-ss-S white. Sse,c. 40 2 soc. No SIS izc;
II. a Sst.c RYE-Nominsl BARLEY
F.. mating. 81 1881 % C New York.
|-rcTVHE Quiet. American. soc per 100
Ell N.v York: Canadian. 63c / New
- e1r EXPORT Wheat. including -four, ex-
-. fo- tho week. according 70 Bradstreets
,,.,-ssefs sSJ $50 bushels. against 1859 SO
- a.ek anG 2O5a oS9 last year; since July
.dq-Tq--S bushels against 122. 23l 440 last
...o, Corn. exports for the week. 7S3.5sT
s-s.sls against So. $50 last week and SIS
,.. wear. since July 1. 43.7SG1so bushels.
.-.-s. IS ogs fSf lest season.
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NEW YORK PRICES
INFERIOR RECEIPTS
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

COTTON-Showed continued nervousness
81 waUe fluctuations were erratc. old crop
-.sfiors made new high records Tor lhe
rarsrrent after the stopping OF May notlces,
vih Mas contracts selling at 13.23c ana July
A. 1855. OF ~ points above The closing he
rs NJ yesterday. and. in the case or july
Efh.r ~ points Of the high records or the
rss1n mace last December. New crop pos
Ems were somewhat reactionary, ana we
asts VAS barely steady. net Is points highsr
"a points lower. old crop being s 10 10
vins nt- higher and new crop 10 points
Ell lower May notices were continued az
or 4o 20 bales, and were supposed 10 nave
~ AIKEN up by leading spot ana copper m
.rss;S weekly movement figures. PORT re
us 81 0Ul bales. as ainst 6o.ltE last yea,
n ami 20 mills and Canada, -. $50. agalnst
90. 'ast year: Southern Uin takings est
rsits % 600 against 10000 last year. loss OF
r3.ks az interior towns. Sl115. against --'--o
%. rear. brought into sight for the "erh'
Essl sgsiust 1911 last wear loiaI c.vB
-eyement-Port receipts. : 00t,I6+ t@6f adqeu
-esIDfs season.. against 6.TSl.l 3S last year
rsrard 20 mills and Canada, s6ieIO, against
-sS12q lest wear: southern mill takings, T.
Nsl0o against l.. 915. 900 last year, stock AZ
,,,sro- towns in excess Of september j.
.s008a against ej9.156 last wear. brouehl
80 s.grr thus far for season. u.ltE'6N'
rgs.ast a744u ZS last year The total crop
-cvemerr IS for 24O DAYS this season. against
"a days Fast ear. Local contract prices.
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f4th Street.

14th Street.
The APPROXIMATE amount OF the lien or charge,
IN satisfy which the aooyo-described property
h 10 be sold ia Ten thousand nine hundred and
Savertv-two and 23-I00 with interest thereon
from the lith day Of April 1911. together with
costs and allowances amounting TO S+2I.l5. with
interest from April 49, lOll. together with the
ernen.es Of the sale. The approximate amount
~ tha taxes assessments and water rates Or
other liens, which are % be allowed 10 the pur-
chaser out OF the purchase money, or paid by ths
Referee IL 81. As and interest
Dated New York. Aprll II. 1911.
WILSON LEE CANNON. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29

SsSes { faney & ssi sos sSod 3 AtssstsO
end y pfieS; & 30 BAG MEALFins white
smssddns SIS S. 0ur ns DO SO r .snd aor
dins. ssSs STss: SIS bulk $50 80 sacks; mid
Sssp sa2 bulk. 500 20 sacks; omcal. s sss 50
PRovIsIoNs-siightly easier at IN. ou,-
s sst. out developed a steadier feeling and AZ
OF tho a. was at only slightly below the high
family SIS 5Io0RlRSoMs,eady; mess. s1sasls 5o
BEEF-Mess. SIS 5oa si4; family. sisSsi55 So.
s ssssh't, R sNlsgsit So extra Iada mess 81 sSg
daoGs-Bacons. eAc; $50 ID. exc: 100 100 ' h.
PtsSisdd lao H. Csc; pigs. csc. CUT MEATS
e H. i,s bellies p,ssI 10 b I: i2c u ~ Ie
Ql2e. TALLow - Steady; city i5.isc.:
S0un'ry; Si. o sac. LARD-stesdy: middle
steady stead ls sSu sS'e city quiet at 77se: refined
s,eoe Brazil. kegs, 10 75c: compound arm at
80. - &c. sTEARINE-steady: oleo. 7isc;
src R-Rshned steady. but quiet and un-
enshesa. at 4eoc net less . per cent for stand
and lad lower. April and May, los sId;
august los 6%d. Raw here duh and nom-
yado. 80 test. s9c. and molasses sugar. 50 test.
S;lfc. There was sale OF $4,000 bags June
,sS sne,,1 from cuba at saual 70 $500 Inn
onered at equal 20 3.Sec. with Ss5c bid. Willett
4 Srsy; Total stock Of Europe and America.
same uneven dates. The increase Of stock is
2oo3'4 tons. against an increase of 256.962 last
week; Total stocks and aAoats together show a
visible supply Of 3. ESQ 644 tons against 3O02 20
last year. or an increase Of 2s7,3T4 tons"
RICE-Steady here and firm at primary
points, at full but unchanged prices
METALS-COPPER-s quiet; spot
and April. II 60 a 1.T0c; May. June and July,
! So l1.I5c London firm. spot, f5s 1ss ID;
futures. f5i lis Sd. Lake copper. 225 a
i%SI he; eleotrolytc. u Pa a 12.25c; casting
lLsI = 9i2c TIN-steady. spot ana April.
Al So 42l;c: May. Al 90 q ~. 25c: June Al 62i
41s0c; and July, 41.25 4l.75c. Sales were
reported in the local market OF tons spot
al 42c; tons spot al 42.05c; tons May at
4e.15c, and - tons June (port Of New York;
al 41.7hc. London steady. spot. f193 A.; fut-
ures. flgO IS LEAD-Dull: 4.4Oq4.50 New
York: 42J q f30c East ST Louis. London. sl2
LIS Cd. SPELTER-Dul; 5.40Q 545c New
York; $50 J.SOc East st Louis. LONDON. f2t
- Sd. ANTIMONY-Dull: Cookson's ga
s.50c. IRON-Cleveland warrants ass 4lsd
IN London. Locally quiet. No l foundry
Northern, No'1 Southern and No Southern
soft SIS 5oG$1T; No foundry Northern.
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-stcady with
NAVAL sTOREs-Firm and somewhat bet
ter range of prices for spirits turpentine here
changed. Tar steady. but quiet. TURPEN-
TlNE-Spirits machine bhls. 7sc. TAR. $3.50.
ROSIN-Common 70 good strained, SC Is,
s.15c: d. soc; z, s25c: F and g sSoc'
H. J X aud ~ S35c. y, w and W w. s.40c.
OIIS-Iinseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady ct .4oc for standard white in bar
rels at New York
COTTONsEED Ou.--NIoderately active, but
steadier. closing az an advance OF J 70 points.
Export sales during the week have oeen tahly
liberal and this with an advance In crude oil
I'm the South and steadier feeling IN lsrd re-
suited IN a covering movement and the mar
ket responded with comparatively little resist
Local contract prices.
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flour AND MEAI1-Flour quiet and un-
rngh's g. s0aSs 90 winter patents. sag
hE spring clears. So 1884 10, extra 80
si,'sr - 60 S. 20. extra No wlnteT' - -
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