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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 26-wHEAT-spot dgll :
futures steady. May. is 9td; July. Ga 9asd
October. IS s7sd CoRN-spot. America
mixed. new stel dy Is 10d American MIXED
old Arm. S. 30 new American. KILN dried'
arm, IS; futures steady; MAY. ~ 9hd July
a. Sad FLDUR-Winter patents. 2's 81
HOPS-ln London Pacific CoasD. ~ l0sg -
los BEEF-Extra India mess. 92s 81. PORK
Prime mess Western. Sis 81. HAMS-Short
cut. 52s. BACON-Cumberland cut. 3is
short rib 55s: clear bellies. Us. long clear
middes. light. SOS Sd; heavy. 52s short clear
backs. AIS. shoulders. square 43s Sd. LARD
Prime Western tierces. as 81. American
refined. pals 43s Sd. CHEESE-Canadia ian
finest white and colored. new, 63s. UTTER
Finest United states firm. sss; good. SOS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S7s Sd. ROslN-
Common. ISIS Observation-Disclosures. 6ikd.
.IINsEED OIL. sos. COTToNSEED OIL
Hull refined. spot. 27s Cd TALLOW-Aus-
tralian in London, 34s.
London. April 26.-RAW sCGAR-Centrif-
ugal lis Cd muscovsjo los Sd. BEET
sUGAR-Aprl los e&d. CALCJTTA LIN
sEED-April-June. 6ss LINSEED OIL fos
3D.. SPERM OIL, 49, los PETROLEUM
American refined, Sad. spirits cad. TCR-
PENTINE-Spirits 68s. ROSIN-American
strained ISIS 7l4d: fine i9s 81. 80
Antwerp, April 2G.-PETRoLEUM' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, April 20, 1911.
AIN-WHEAT-NeWs was bearish. put
after a decline Of std7sc early the market
rallied and at the close firm az the highest
point OF the day. with a net advance OF teqlc
The Kansas State report made the condition Of
the crop on April q 7s.5 per cent. which com
pared with the government report on the nrst
OF the month Of 7j and pointed = yield OF
about 90 OOO 600 bushels Exporters were IN the
market. and sales were reported OF loads OF
No 2 red American 10 Antwerp and about -
loads Of Manitoba al outports. The Nolth,
wester Miller reported a dull -four trade ana
made the -four output last week at MinneapoAs.
Duluth and Milwaukee 1880 bbls. against
35T 40 the previous week and % 425 last year.
No . red here closed 93&c elevator ana 20 sc
o b afoat: No l Northern Duluth 81 Obia, I 0
ahoat CORN-Moderately active but steady'
closing az a net sdvanc" OF va 4c. Export No
2 new. 5qlpc aaoat; export sales. loads
OATS-Steady closing at an advance OF ~ &c
Cash oats steady, standard white, 39c No =
80 i7c. No g. 3s24c: No 4 3Sl2c. BARLEY -
Unsettled. mating 81 1881 Il. / New York.
BCCKWHEAT-Quiet American. s5c Per 100 70
CT New York; Canadian, 63c, c Z New York
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
S441,0OO,OQ0 OWING u. S.
Favorable Balance of Trade Only
Once Exceeded.

Washington, April 26--The world owes
the United States SAL ooooN for food, cloth
ing and raw materials sold abroad Only
once has tho balance Of trade been higher
i'm favor>of this country according 10 gov
eminent figures That was in 1905, when II
exceeded SJJoooo0oo
Close observers Of finance and trade pre-
dict n record breaking fiscal year If the IA
vorabla condition continues until June
VIE opinion is divided over the signlh-
canoe Of the fact that the balance for
March was less. than half the size OF that
of previous months. some say that March
a year ago produced a balance entirely in
the other direction with an excess Of i'm
ports exceeding 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday in tho United States
Circuit Court:
United CLOAK AND SUIT COM
PANY. manufacturers. at Nos. = and "A
West 2sth street, involuntary Creditors
W r. Stansheld. 81 900; Frederick 3 Rau-
her S750 and G. Bahnsen * Co, $40. o..
SAMUEL r RIEMER, salesman OF
Va g38 West l2Sth street. voluntary LA
biIities. 81. 1J6. no assets. Sixty creditors
re largest being Benjamin strauss. 1850.
''1DCPEPT q PARSONS. Of No. 81 Sixth
avenIe- voluntary Liabilities. 81 l5J, con
fracted I'm Buffalo and no assets. cred
itors. Harriet F. Parsons, No. % Slztn
aUer,ue SjOnO on a note Milton u. IdI-
eons $40 loan, and Mrs f. C. Fobes' N,l-o
note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27

rnirda- Atlantic Steamship company NO
900 Broadway.
Three prizes-Si5O. twenty-ulnth, thir-
tieth and thirty drst-S50 Turkish rock
crs. purchased from the BROOKLYN Fur
rture Company No. 5j3 Fulton street
Brooklyn.
Two nrizes-SG0. thirty second and thir-
ty-thlrl-s30 ola Town canoes. purchased
from the New Nor, Sporting Goods Com
pany No. II Warren street
1871 prizcs-st 252 30. sab 20 e0oth ten
volume sets OF popular Action. valued at
s. 80 each
4oa prizes-Si. 500 20ist 80 6o0th-siv-
volume sets OF popular action. valued az
s. SO each.
200 nrlzes-Se00 60tst 20 SO0th --four-vol-
ume sets or popular Action. valued az e.
each.
100 prizes-S $500 Solst 20 eooth-Psrker
Lucky Curve fountain pens 81 each, pur-
CHASED from the Parker Pen company No.
II Park Row. New York
loo prizss-$l50. 00ist 60 .0ooth-Parker
Lucky curve fountain pens 81 so each,
purchased from the Parker Pen company.
No. II Park Row New York.
80 prizes $50. l.0o0th to l.Q5oth-toun-
tain neus. 81 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, April 96.-CATTLE-R Receipts. IS
COO steady beeves, S5cSS 20; TEXAS steers
ers and feeders. sass go; cows and heifers 81 40
ass IS. calves. 81 5Od$6 % HOGS Receipts.
90 COO more active and strong a. 9p s prices
6eayyG s soas6 Is. pigs, IS s5qse 20; bulk GOO q
Weak: S9tiys. ssas4 so: western, So 25as4 go
earrings. - 15as5 % lambs. native - @'9
So 70. western 81 75gs6 90 10 c,rrrr p.,,,n.s
l75: slow and unchanged vEALs-Receipts.
45O. slow and 25c lower at S. 50GS6 %; HOGS
LAMBsZReceipts. 5000 handy lambs active
others slow wool lambs Csc higher s az 50 BOG
81 clipped lambs hAs ID S,sf g 60 w. sfayy
So 75dS4. ewes. 50 5Od SO CO: sheep. mixed. 81 30
Kansas city April 2s-CATTLE-Receipts.
s GOO. Including 800 southerns. steers steady;
CONS hefers and calves l0Q25c lower; dressed
beef and export steers 50 lOgsS 10 taL 10 soUu
feeders 81 75Gs5 20: southern. 81 25gs9 @ ;
Southern cows. SO 25gst 10; native, S3gs5 10
81 30 HOGS-Receipts, 5000 market ga l0c
higher. bulk Of sales, sGaS6 II heavy SEQ
SO 1912 packers and butchers. 80 VSgso do' lght,
I9roSs "a 1895 20: vearings. S4ds5. wethers
s3 75Gs4a5: ewes. So 4Oas4; stockers and feed
Cincinnati 6 natl" April 26-CATTLE Receipts. 9ss
dull and weak fair 70 good shippers: - I9g
s. IS common. Sc 25es2 90 HoG S
-
az o0as6 25: common. s5gS6 10 SHEEP. Re-
CENTS 439 steady az Sass 20. lambs steady a.
81 75dS5 90: spring lambs dull and lower at 50
Pittsburg. April 26.-CATTL E-steady. supply
light: choice So 109s6 -. prime 20 sogS y, I 20
SHEEP-Weak supply fair prime wethers 50 ~
Tsi. srring lambs. e. 501S10 VEAL CALVES
s. 75ass HOGs-Active. receipts light prime N
heavies Sc 25ds6 20: mediums. SO bOGS6 %;
bsavv workers. SO 55dS6 60 light Workers ana
pigs. Sc sOa$6 50; roughs. s3qs9 20
fpv Telegraph 10 The Tribune
g Louis. April % -CATTLE-Receip pts. 2o4i i:
oyAn,eut slow: prices barely steady steers.
81 4OG 90 %: heifers s. asa So 10. COWS 81 I51S;
Southern steers. - 25Gs6 O5: Southern cows.
80 7GaS4 So HOGS-Receipts. 92l2 fairy ac-
i've and steady; pigs and light. S6dsS %. pack-
ers IS 7JGSs 70. heavy, So 9odS6 10; roughs 80
6S5 rs. Southern hogs 81 50dS5 65 SHEEP
Receipts. s. 46s: steady: lambs lOdlSc lower az
* 506S5 90: clipped, 81 40qsi 30; clipped sheep'
60 1884 *.
rPv TELEGRAPH ~ The Tribune
Louisville. April e6-sHEEP AND LANES
Receipts- IS for three days. go: quiet. prices
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
FIELDS MEMORY AT FAULT
'0rgets Why Sherwood Wanted
Him 10 Deposit S10.175.

ne testimony of Leonard }. Field before
-. siand jury on March 3, 1910, on which
49,. 'oh he Is charged with having COM
49,. perjury, was made public yester-
- fled trial in the Criminal Branch
'',he Supreme Court.
I,e2lt The grand jury Field said that
T. Sherwood. who testified that he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27

from the New York Sporting Goods Com
panv No II Warren street.
Tenth prize-s2n0 Palmer motor boat.
purchased from Palmer Brothers NO 81
East 2lst street
Eleventh prize-S2O0 library SCI o. fur.
niture. mission and leather. purchased
from the Brooklyn Furniture COMPANY
No. SOB Fulton street. Brooklyn
Twelfth prize-Se00 diamond ring choice
OF mounting purchased from Benedict
Brothers, No. al Broadway
Thirteenth prize-S20O three piece Da-
ven-O suite. IN leather. purchased from
the r. 7, owen Company. No. "a East 2Sd
street.
Six prizes-sSOo. fourteenth. fifteenth,
sixteenth seventeenth. eighteenth ana
nineteenth-$tO0 scholarships, choice OF
course In the Internal ional Correspondents
Schools. Scranton. Penn.
Three prlzes-S30O. twentieth twenty
FIRST and twenty second-Sl0o owen bed
daven5orts, choice OF leather or mohair.
purchased from the n. r. owen CompanN
No "a East 33d street.
SIX przes-Sf5O. tweuty-third. twenty
fourth twenty fifth, twenty slNtn.
twenty seventh and twentyeighth - $40
round trips 20 Bermuda on the palatial
steamer ocesna, purchased from the Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
ILnIR AND MEAL

neients 81 s5dS5 - winter straights. 81 500
SO 81. winter patents, S+ns4 80 sprlng Cleals.
"a Ssas4 M. ovfra No I winter So 500 SO so eN-
ira No winter. Sc 1888 %; Kansas straghts.
s. 2O6x4 30. fancy spring patents. S6qS6 10.
RYF FTOI- R-Fiun fair 20 good. 81 4OpS4 %.
- otre 20 fancr - fOGs4 ~ TORNMEAL--
KIN dried 81 90 BAG NEAL Fine white ,e-- and n
,elIo,s 81 i5TSf %. cOarss, 81 lrdSi 10 FEED
Ves,srp spr,ng. 500 10 standard m.ddng,
so5 "a aour do s27 30 red dog. S2s 10. city
brau s25 bulk $26 30 sacks. middng. f25 I5T
SO red dog S2S hominy chop. 500 bulk. Sc 20
sacle. oiin1saI S32 501S14
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago April 2a-Denal of runlors that
1000 900 bush deal in May wheat had been pri-
vatelv settled gave the market sharp tilt up
ward In the last hour this afternoon. The close
was firm. Sale higher than last night. CORN
finished = i2c 10 'sc up. oats dearer by ~ .+c
decline TO 2tsc advance. Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27

F,rA prize--sl. 400 Jackson touring car
fuilv equipped purchased from the JACK
son Motor COMPANY. No 1858 broad"ay'
Second prize-S1.o0o Paige. Detroi, fore
5oor touring car. purchased from the En-
nirs civ Automobile Company No. leo'
Broadway
Third prize-SS25 Krakauer player piano
aud SOS worth Of music. purchased from
Krakauer Brothers, no. II EAST lf'h
street
Fourth prize-ssoO Hallet & Davis PLAYER
ciano and $50 worth 81 music. purchased
fror the Hallet Il Davis Plano Company
No sos Fifth avenue.
Fif.h prtze.s75O Hsllet & Davis PLAYER
niano and $50 worth ot music. purchased
rom the Hallet q Davis Plano Company
No sos Fifth avenue.
sixth prtze-S60O Conway player piano
and $50 worth OF music. purchased from
the Hallet a. Davis Piano Company, no.
500 Ftfth avenue.
seventh prize-$500 krskauer Brothers
plano purchased from krakauer Brothers,
10 II East 14th street.
Eighth prize-S45O dining room suite IN
oak-ten pleces-purchased from the
Brookivn Furniture Company. No. 0oj
FULTON street, Brooklyn.
Ninth prize-s225 motorcycle. purchased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. April %. 49, C1ovERsEED - cash.
50 40 April 50 rs. October and December
81 rs: March. 81 s2is. ALsGKE-Prinie - 30
August. 81 30. TIMOTHY-Prime, - 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEAR-ANCEs.

COTTON-ActlVe aud eN0ITed' WITN pTIO.s
advancing sharply. particularly on the new crop;
Realizing caused only moderate reactions, ana
the best prices OF the day were reached IN the
latA session when July sold az 1880, and Octo-
Der az q SAC. or about Is 70 81 points above the
closing figures Of Tuesday; Last prices we're
little OF from the best but steady with the
general list showing a net gain Of from 70 -
points ~ the high point Of the day July scId
within l3 points OF the highest level for me SEE
SON made last December and about IS A bale
above the low level Of last February. OCTOBER
al Sac showed a net gain ~ 81 points, ana
an advance Of about IS points from the lowest
price reached on the break OF last FEBRUARY.
Private reports Of strong spot SITUATION "eIs
confirmed 10 some extent by large Saies IN
liverpool and advances OF lsGAc IN the South.
Local contract prices; -
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

,,..-,,,,ed nv I Thomas Rciuhardt 40. IS
f{r,ad street Sew York No "a De'enshiIs
sfreet. Boston and 80. 16 King street west
Toronto. Canada
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a. reIerraph 10 The Tribune. !

louisville April 26.-SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts- IS for three days. go; quiet. prices
inst about steady best fat sheep. S3Gs3 80: me-
alum and common. s2dS3: fall lambs SC down.
NOT much inquiry for spring lambs best 80 oVd
81 80 demand limited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27

coupons interchangeable. tRegStered. lCouS
mons sReCstersd and coupons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
UTAH COPPER REPORT.

r.ba r-tah Copper Company has issued its
,annhIet report covering the year ended
EHeceIn1ber 3l3. 1910 The income account
Compares as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27

Spot quiet and % points higher at l33oc ior
middling upland sales AZ bales. Liverpool
cables. spot firm; sales. 1000 bales speculation
and export, 500. American. 11.o0O. imports. B.
600. American; 1000 Mddling upland, 200. 500
closed irregular. 6qlOi7 points higher April,
: 9slkd; Aprii-May. 1854 May-Ju4e. 1-s9i
June July. 7s4l2d July-August. 7I9d. august
September : SD. September-Octoher, I'D. DC
tober- Nov ,nlber. & GOD. November December
q H3d: Decer1be~-Jaruarv and January February.
c 90izd. February March. g Old. March April
69l1.
COFFEE-Interest centred on Ma, owing 70
the fact that ~ was Arst notice day FOR May 'cn-
trac's and about 50 600 notices were issued
There was considerable liquidation IN May and
switching into the later months. and prices ior
Nav we're barely stead, although a. the close
bulls supported ;he market, and final figures for
the entire list were > POINTS decline - points
advance with sales # ~ 500 bags. Local bulls
arc credited with control OF practically 81 me
deliverable coffee IN New York. and II was pre-
dlc,ed that the old crop position will work 70 a
higher level in consequence. cost and Ire ght
OFFERS from Brazil have NOT advanced with tut
ures Hav-a closed it al advance Of y franc,
Hamburg was unchanged. Rio was unchanged
and santos unchanged 10 80 reis higher. spot
quiet and unchanged a. ll@sc for Rlo NO 4
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN NORTHERN.

CANADIAN NORTHERN.
a igs+ A'; # i s5 ss s s5$ 100 100 IS
GRAND TRUNK.
July Ju I-Apr1l 81 81. 092 $50 S5,i45245 sifo50
Missouri PACIFIC.
81 vk Ia april slois9oo s9ss 600 ~ ss sas 90 90
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
40. O, miles 7O3s 7O5s -.
Jd WI 1H IN AV: a. ss43555s s8Ts6sIs 42S2sss
DETROIT. TOLEDO & 1RoNToN.
"a VIZ n AOf s 81 s3s sS So sss ss
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, x PIrrssURG. :
Cross @sa; ssfasss ssPI2f2 ss9s ssS sSs
Exp. and taxes. olLilt o0''tlo ooI'oy
Net earnings SIP g:s s2!ss 8, SIC: g: .ss
Other income. sSs2s Dds 49,
ro,., income. s263 45s s27i.Oss s2i2sas
Charges ....... Ioo'oS- A'0''V- =
Surplus ..... sIO4 1856 S1i4.8s4 -
cross as, ss Hlass '9s sss S 'sts s
Exp. and taxes. 4oU@'o-t 4'o"I'4So o,oV-,-
Net earnins, s2s77, $50 s2s4S22s sit as s2a
Other Income. oof S'l 'f''o'' 49,.
ro,,, income. s5ol..siI 81 1872, 500 sl.7io57i
Charges ....... l429.5o5 $780,
Surplus ...... 81 .613.2 46 81. 1925
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
Month o, March eo ,oo.
MlLedss ,,rg. q 90 e00 sa34lO sT3s 700
, -, " Ql5 500 66i 500 53s zoo
u. aar,i,1. 3s4s0O s27a 800 $500. 800
July 1-March 81 .. -. - ,oo 40,
Gross earnings SO 942 800 se2i46oo N,V2oVp9
r,vnerses : $50 500 $3.50 300 5.246,5oO
Net earnings. $3.Os33OO s2s34.3oo s2,1's. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
THE ONLY SAFE KIND

The Guaranteed Mortgage y tue
hiahest development Of mortSa8e In
vestment. 1t is the only safe kind for
the inexperienced. The Guaranteed
First Mortsase Certificate represents
the lates, improvement in this security.
It is available for all investors, even
for those who wish to place 50 small
N amount as $500 where II will Be
absolutely safe and viii yield 4's"'
exempt from personal taxation In this
State.
No investor has ever lost dollar
Bgbd1ips1dME GuARNUHe
Capital 6 Surplus SO, 100000
17e B'wsy,N.Y. IFS Remsen ST., BElyn.
$50 Fulton ST.. Jamaica.
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PROXIsIONs- ModerlleIv scIlve- IN

narstivsiv small price changes. but values
We're slightly lower under selling b. packers
and liberal receipts 81 hogs In the Far Ne't
SfS509 500. short clear. sI5 5oaS1s. BEEF
Ness ST. 5O4Si4 family. $50 SIS 50. packet,
St4TSi4 20. extra India mess, S2l 80 n 81.
PrFF HANS-Quiet. $26d IS. DRESSED
HOGs-stesdy. nacona 9isc. $50 10. a. C. 100
h 04c 40 10. 9hc. piss. 9@.c CUT
70 n 11i.c: Il H. lie. picked hams steady,
i2c TALLOw-Firm; city l5,isG, [ Goun-
G 55 n s'35c. city steady. 75sc; refined firm d.
SOUTH America. o75c. Continent; s7%c: Brazil
Kegs 10 75c. compound s'ead| 90 n = G.
sTFARINF.-Quiet. oleo &c. city lard, %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27

The balance available for DIVIDENDS
e. 4ol 5SS is equal TO 345 per cent on $lo 3d.
900 capltaI stock outstanding, az conparea
with 29S per cent earned on S"@f0'''V S'ocN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
RIcE-Firm. with fairly good business.


.rriI Nav June and July II 1Od IL SOC Lon
An s,eadv. spot ga IS Sd futures, t04 l5s
.lo conner ~ 37ia az SOC, eec'"olytic, u 1917
Gi@ s7lsc. casting 1l.s5isal2e TIN-pnil
1o, bn,il and May. 40 = dl27jc. June. Al so
az c, 500 and July, 4ls5ai2 %. London dun
srot g1gl i5s. futures. $3.50 los LEAb-Dull ,
s go, 4 GOA soc New YORK. 425d4 30c East St
Louis London. fl2 Us 81 - s Sc III .
e. 4n6ls5 so New York. 81 25@S6 20 Fast 81
Louis Lorfon. ga. ANTIMoNY- Dull; Cook
soy'H aSJD s0c IRON-Cleveland warrants. ADS
"a IN London locally quiet No / foundry
~orfheru No ] Southern and No I southern soft
as 5o4sis. No 2 foundry Nothern. SIS 21u$l5 15
uOIAs:Es AND SiRUPs-steady TO nrm,
With moderate trnding.
NAVAL sToREs-spirita turpentlne steady
I'D a shade letter prices we're mated Rosin
a a,,d Tar Unchanged SPIRITS TTRPENTINE-
%Iscbine bbls. 7slac TAR-S5 % ROSIN-
,S,n,on 10 good strained 81 3 ~ rs y. s. 90
o''i ss a. r IS 30. q. So 30. a. g. 35. !. X
ans NJ s. IS. y. " @ and " ". IS 40.
otIs-Linseed in rather better demand and
r,'ess we're nrm Refined petroleum unchanged
~ CoTTOSsEFD OII~-InsctiVe but steady. A.
80 close prices we're ! point net lower 10 j
coints higher. Local contract prices. -,
Open High. Low. Closs day
Arrtl .....-. 6.20g650 o.25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Furnished BY ". y Colsr & Co. No. 43 Cedar
street,
A.Aruah interest 70 be addedl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27

"iea5v hut quiet limited amount OF ver
rTin,c sugars could be had at 1890. but relner'
Aid not seem TO be interested AZ that basis
.sr+rifuaaI q6 test 92c. muscovado. 50 test
2 a2c. molasses sugar. 50 test 3.i7c. In Londor
Icet sugar was dun and aaiiad lower. viii
Apru and May al los SID and August at lV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-27

NrW York. April 70, IVl
BEANS AND PEAs-Reccipts, 20 DE-
beans IL haas meas Trade in white beans
slow and without new features. quotation
of So 20 is full high on choice marI ord
verv faV sales exceeding So 30. Export orders
for red kidney are coming TO hand SLOWLY anu
no business OF consequence above 50 10 Mh llS
kidney scarce scotch peas dull. BEANs'
marrow. choice. 100 H. 50 7Ogs5 80: poor TO
good. Sc q 50 50; medium choice. So %. po oor
10 good $3gs3 10: red kidney, choice - 90
poor to good 81 4oq 80 s.: white H sn e;,
choice. S5WSJ 10; Yellow eye - oo4S To-, w
MIA. So 50 q SIS 70. PEAS. Scotch. bags loo To-
- IS
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-02-02
KEEPER OF EARLY RELICS.

Mrs. Eliza Little has for many
years been custodian of the govern
ment's room at the city hall in New
York and has there been hostess TO
all the distinguished persons. In
the room are all the relics of the
early days Of the country. Mrs. Lit
tie is a descendant of two signers Of
the Declaration of independence,
Joshua Bartlett and Abram Clarke.
She is a Daughter of the Revolution
and Holland Dame. Mrs. Russell
Sage spent $4,000 a few years ago
remodeling and redecorating the
rooms, the furniture being colonial,
or as near like it as possible.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-02-02
A FUTURE HETTY GREEN.

The aviator, Count Jacques de
Lesseps, apropos of the American
girls head for business. said at a
dinner in Baltimore:
''The American girls financial
powers develop early. know De
troit millionaire who gave his little
daughter, on Christmas, a superb
dolls house-a dolls house, lighted
with electricity, that had baths and
a garage and even, in one corner Of
its garage, a tiny doll monoplane.
"Well, my dear, do YOU like your
new dolls house, the little girls IA
Their asked her one day during Christ
mas week.
"'Oh, yes, papa; tremendously
she replied. But I've let it furnished
to Cousin Angelina for so a
MONTH"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-02-02
GOSSIP AND SCANDAL.

Many people confuse gossip with
scandal, but the two things are
quite different. The scandal monger
is usually detested, while the gossip
is often universally popular. In
fact the popularity which it brings
in its train is one of the strongest
incentives to gossip. A really &C
complished gossip is social acqui-
sition.
Thousands of people who do not
gossip themselves like to listen to it.
1t saves them the trouble of talking.
The gossip is generally good natured.
The scandal monger seldom is. After
all, what is more interesting than
human nature That is the stock
in trade of the gossip, as it is of the
and the dramatist.-Gentle-
woman.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-02-02
BROWNS TRUNK WAS PACKED
He Was Ready on Time This Day, but
the House Keys Were Locked
up Also.

"This time" said Mr.. Brown, tri-
umphantly, "I've got my trunk
packed long before the arrival of any
possible expressman." Everybody at
the breakfast table congratulated
him. The habits of Mr.. Brown in
relation to his trunk were well known
to all his friends and acquaintance.
They were such that Mrs. Brown had
long ago given up any attempt to
smeliorate them. She packed her
own trunk and left Mr.. Brown to
deal with his according to his nature.
AS she sometimes said, "Mr. Browns
trunk always gets to the train, but
l take care not to be round when
he is packing it."
But this time Mr.. Brown had TAX
en- time by the forelock. The trunk
was packed and the expressman not
due for Is minutes. They all sat
down 70 breakfast IN great satlsIac-
ton.
Breakfast was half over when Mrs.
Brown had a sudden anxious
thought.
"Have you the keys to the house,
Henry " she asked, pleasantly.
Mr.. Brown paled. He felt in all
his pockets. Then he rose nervous
ly from the table, still holding his
napkin.
"My goodness p' he exclaimed. 81
haven't They're in the pocket of
my other trousers in the bottom of
my trunk"
And as the ring of the exprcssman
resounded from the back door Mr..
Brown disappeared with long leaps
up the front stairway to unpack and
repaek his famous trunk.