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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

New York April -, 1912.
GRAIN NHEAT--A new feature Was added
~ he crop situation IN the form OF reports
Of chlu-h bugs in oklahoma and Kansas ana
IIasslan Is in Indiana. on the influence or
these advices the market vas again hIln'
closing at an advance ~ 2. q isc. although inc
No;uru. of business somewhat smaller
and bulls wore less sggressiN" than during
IN, recent activity. \ f"atur" OF the attcr-
noon advance was rcnCrt from Minneapolis
that Inquiries sent 80 every bank outside ~
MINNEAPOLIS ~ Paul and Duluth and 10 900
corfcspondonts indCat" 2 reduction IN area
Of 900 600 acres. the causes being given hs
poor seed. inability 10 complete fall ploughing
and tho late spring. Export sales loads "t
Manitoba ~ outports 40 red wheat here.
81 lg7, elevator, export basis. 10 arrive. ana
ST III @ nhoat. 40 northern Duluth
20, ahoat CDRN--NoderatuI y &C
tive and hrrn. closing - an advance q . q lc.
Receipts vern small and interior cash markets
strouc win a good demand. Export corn
hele. Nji.c nominal. . a0oa'. sale was
reported ~ 10000 bushels ot Argentine cora,
o. + Scr York AZ Ilisc. TN bond. OATS
n. market closed a. 8. ~ ~ higher, WIN
0rul tone IN sympathy with wheat and corn
and "u furt@.r oomplant' o. nTGspG,r,S for
nos. crop Export sales. 5000" bushels ~
Canadian oate, cash oats arm. Si9ndard
vni'o. 81" IN elevator No >. sii7": 50 2. 50.
so g. i3f.r. natural and vhitc clipped. g.
n &C. on track EiE-S'"adt, 70 >. ~
nominal q I Buffalo. RARLEN-Si"adE .
mating si@s6Sl -. O. Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

Th" following petitions I'm bankruptcy
W"r" hl'd iu tho United States District
court Yesterday.
MERCADANTE-REGA co. importers
~ lemons. suma"h and oliV" oil fools at
No. II TO - State street and branch IN PUila-
dolphia. involuntary, log tines" creditors.
Mary s. Robbins $LtGp money lent Robert
T. Barry. Jr., &.eD for securities lent to
the Company for which hc holds security
for $500. and J. Stuart Hart. 5000, for
winch he holds security for 5000. II was
alleged that the company was iuSOlVcut,
made preferential payments Of $1,000 to
Frank Il. L"nOri & 60. and sci TO tWo
other creators. Judg" Mayer appointed
William Chilycrs receiver under Il bond or
$500 with authority 10 continue business
for thirty days on consent Of W. =. Rob
bins tho treasurer. Assets are estimated
at 10000. Of which $1,000 s. merchandise.
r. 4. COEN & co. corporation. printers
and manufacturing stationers at No. p
Plat street. which business has been cstah-
lshed thirty-fiye years, involuntary, by
these creditors. Hannah u. Frank, $l,l65:
Mcrrick T. Lawrence. $l59J. and estate Of
William H. Baker. sl.6i6. all for money
loaned II was alleged that the corporation
was insolvent and admitted in writing IN
ability TO pay IT'S debts. Judge Mayer APP
bond Of $500, With authority 10 continue
bustness thirty DAYS Assets are 5000
LOUIS DELEMARRk. butcher at No;
2i3 West seth streGt. formerly at No. l'
NJ y
TORS. New York Veal and Mutton Com
panv. 81. S3G. a. Paul. Jr., & Co. sll9. and
/. Y. Thurston. S5l. il was alleged that
lie was iusolyent and admitted I'm writing
inability to pay his debts
NORRIS ROSENBERG tailor. at No. ~
Fulton street involuntary. by thes" cred
itors: Herring Brothers: $i32; Nechamkus
4. C;rcenberg. SlJ2, and Samuel Rappaport,
t3s7 Assets are estimated AT $500.
CHARLES NUDELMAN. clothing dealer
at 30. Jos stanton street. Involuntary, by
etayIsky Brothers. SIG. and 1Ilel Fradkln.
600 II was alleged that he was insolvent
ON April i6. collected moneys from debtors.
removed merchandise and disappeared, his
family and relatives not knowing MS
uhnrcahnuts The stocks and fixtures left
are vaiued at about 500. Judge Mayer ap-
pointed George +. O.Neill receiver LA
p' 6TCA ShNjsE ~ No. 90 West 25th
street voluntary. Liabilities. No,Ss2' and no
assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New ! rk. April ~ III.
BEEN ES-Rccepts. 15+ ears, or 2.sl7 head:
81 cars on sale. steers opened slow but firm;
general sales fraction higher than Monday;
bulls strong; cows 10 "a ljc higher The yards
were cleared. Fair 20 prime steers sold at 81
n IS 10 per 100 III, fat oxen, 81. bulls. s4GS1;
cows, 81 80 q SO 10. Dressed bc'c firm ~ 1919
n i3c ror native sides Exports to-day. 529
bcevcs I'm the Mesaba 10 London and in the
Bermudian to Bermuda
Salcs-McPhersou 4 Company: II Pennsyl-
vnnia steers 1920 N average. SIS 10 per 100 h:
IL 1903 III. s. 10. 20. 1906 10. IS 30. his Ito,
81 80. = 1850 To. 81. I bull 1900 III. 81, I. 1900
IL. 81 II. ]. 1920 ID. s. Is: lG cows. 1852 III,
So. l. 1850 10. 81 90. l. 1890 IN, 50 10; .. 1901
IL 81 80. =. 1905 To- s. 90 I, 1870 lib. s. 30. o.
$50 H. 81. 7. DOS H. 81 so. >. 700 10. 81 -. l.
$50 H. 81 30. $. 900 10, 81 Il. 9O3 10, So so; TO-
$40 M. 81.
s Sanders: ~ Pennsylvania steers. 1927 ID.
s. o.: oxen. 1900 10. 81; bull. 1850 h. So:
l. 1880 h. 81 ~: 3. $50 10. 81 -: COWS 1926
III. so 10. 10 I143 III. SO: I, 1000 H. 81 20; :.
300 10, s. A.; il, 1890 III. 81 4O -. $50 10.
So %. T. $50 10. 81 so; :. $50 h. 81: >. $40
10. 81
mia steers. $50 III. 81 A.: I bull. 1900 III. So -:
2 1855 10. SO 80; !. 1870 10. 81 6J. l. 1850 10:
81 30. / 500 N. 81. l. $40 IN. 81. II cows. s66
In 81 20. l. go 10 81 -: l. 1920 10. ga -, II3
10, 81 go: 5. 72O III. So 20; l. 500 10. So. 3. 693
10. s. 30. ,.so .. CO. . 80.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

T., the market Tor outside seruriil"s dc-
cided improvement was shown me ,b sI,
oral tone was strong with laii'f a'IN'
.d;,r, ca enots Tho induStrials ana Wil",
les telegraph iseueg were th" princila'
features the mining list hcins a,mosi h' M
noInts from Tuesdays CLOSING.
S a.jth scarcely a reaction, Will" IN" now
VIZ wes more active ~ an Improvement
Of over a point there being an 'aa I.[r
81 n,,o housos The principal dealers cana
ate, Narconi was NJ over q point, ana SUD
ut@ntj"i gains were shown in the Enfli9.,
common and preferred. United cigar S s'Ui'5
az 3I,e 'nmricar on was prominent In the
dnajjngs. Rritish-Amcrican Tobacco I'M
moved about l., In the mining ust IIrt
changes were insignificant. N'W - ~
I'M a. Q v,oro I'm better demand ~ fra'-
,;,n,I i,,uroycmcnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

spot quiet. with prices - points lower at
II Sc for mddling upland. Liverpool cables
-Spot, falr business doing, sales. 5000
bales. speculation md export. 500. American.
400. Imports 80. 600. all American, luiddlinG
upland. $500. Futures opened stondy at
points advance: closed barely steady. -
points higher April, Gi2igd, April May.
Nay-Juuc. June. July and July August O3>l It.
August September. B36iad. September Octo-
I.r G"3i d. Octol or November. 63l I'D. no
vcnbrr- p.ccmbcr 02oisd, pe""mbcr-Jdn-
uarv and January-Fcbr G29I. February
March. q. 19i7 Il.
COFiEE-Trsdiug was active. t"taltng
1876 80 bags. prices were weak early. and IN"
extreme decline showed "A net loss OF - TO 30
Uoiu'. from last wednesday. In the afternoon.
however. nrmer feeling developed, prices
rallied on the increased demand and al the
-, lose had rcgaincd most Of tho loss, final nS-
ur0s being unchanged 10 - points net lower.
Hare was /, to =, franc lower hamburg de-
rlln.d .. to l. rCeuuig and I'm Brazil prices
were unchanged. cost and freight market
barely steady ~ unchanged 10 = points love-.
SCOT inactive and unchanged al lii=c for RIO
40 T. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
IT 8, TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. April 4-At tnG Des y, ,hs
NJ business to-day the c"idi'oh ol inc
United States Treasury ~as'
Working balance in Treasury ohccs'
$50. S32. s3s. ,.o,,,,,,o Treasury. 40
67I,s26. l., ocroraI fund yas
si25, 7i2.S15. ,.....e,o,d.v wore 81 s9t .24s
OrdlnssIs -, dism,rsements OF 81. 1884
Wild ohaani, 10 date this fiscal year Is Ni,-
.e me lno u as against a deficit Of S,SS45H at
This time last year. r.,o,,,a Canal and
These figures exclude d""'""
cubic debt transactions.
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pKOyIsfoNS-Rathcr quiet b

PKONIsfDNS-Rathcr quiet nut nTInrr:
rof9K-Firm; mess. s20G $40 20: family. SO
= 81, short clear. SIS 25a SlD 90 BEEF
Ms, si44SI4 80. family, SIG 300 81; packed
Si;Dsf5 30. extra india mess, s219s@I cO
f,I,I.t' HAMS-Quiet. s29q $50 %. DRESSED
Enthusiastically: blcons. 1913 n lOaci Pigs
iiI.c. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies hrm. II
4, tisc. picklcd hams. 12a 12i2c. TAILOW
Eirnsr: special, 7i.c asked; city, sac; Coun-
trt o.. @Gtsc. LARp-Flrm; middle Mest
10 4; n 10 5sc: city. 10a lOlsc; refined souin
,,,.rtco 4 zoe. Continent, 10 Soc, BraZll
Lnss IL SOC; compound lrmer. So a -
STFAEINE-Firm. olco. ljc asked city iard
,trTAIS-COPPER Standard quiet; spot
and ANIL $500 1j7jc: May 1I3J n IIc,
~ ~ II II S7 ~ a 10 7Jc. July 15.5Ti n - Soc.
nndon stcndy; spot. go los; futures. fIl IS
a. arrivals 695 tons. exports. 5000 tons 80
g. .bts month: lake copper, lHit n l6l4c; elec-
vttc isI l6i1c; casting, 15S a BIC. TIN
rssv, spot and April. ~ - q 4fs5c. May,
"A i06t "A. T5r; June, +4q 1850; Jily. AZ 500
Al gnc. local sales. - tong July at 43.ooc
nam steadv, spot. E2o3 los. futures. GOO.
,,'Wtn Essy. 400 42Oc New York. "a
MI - East ~ Louis; London, fl6 Us 81.
sprI.TER-Qulet; 6s0p1c New York. 6dOc
ia tast 81 Louis. London. t2j l5s IRON
GicvnJInd warrants. 14s In London; locally
80. ~. No | foundry Northern. No South
" ma soft So 25TS15 ~. No ;. Sl5d SO 30
COTTONsEED OII-Price movements were
,,arrnN hut the tone was very steady. Crude oil
,'s steady I'm the South At the close prices
ronsed from points decline to | point advance.
Local contract prices: 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
PLAN BIG LOUISVILLE DEAL.

r. "hoicate headed by II. NJ. Byllesby &
VI Chicago and New York. has made
oHer OF 10 share for the controlling
interest in tn. Louisville Gas Company.
,''e ~i@ted In the offer are w. i. Bon
!, SUI CO., HodenDylc. Hardy e. Co. and
a.. Mack co. ~ the deal is carried
is said that the syndicate will take
~ me Louisville Traction Company and
80, "souaate all Of the public utilities Of the
y" uhder one management
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. April 24.-At the wool auction sales
to-day I4.6ls bales were offered. The Amerlcsn
hr,in1 of fine medium crossbreds and the hons
trade and Continent eagerly absorbing merinos
and crossbreds keeps the market very nrm Tbs
series Is scheduled to close on May T. Follow
ING are the sales In detail: New South Wales.
900 bales: greasy, 6i.dGls FAD. Queensland.
1000: greasy. 9i3dais II. Victoria leno'
secured Is isd6ls l0i2d: greasy. 4Add1s : "a.
south Australia. 300: greasy. 6tdqls. West
Australia 200: greasy, Idais I'D Tasmania.
100. secured. 9l3ddis %; greasy, shddis I'D.
Ncw Zealand o 800 secured Is 1ddls 9l5d.
ereasy' 8I3dGls Iisd Cane Of Good Hope and
Natal 1000: secured. is 3dals 81; greasy. SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
uoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-

,uodsrHt" business.
>,yAJ. sTOREs-Spirits turpentnc was
o,iiaT and unchanged. rosln and tar steady at
former prices.
Ioun steady al recent PRICES.
RICr-Firm, with fairly good demand re-
,sints AZ New orleans are practically nothing
r., shows SOM depletion OF supplies
SUGAR--Refncd quiet and unchanged fne
-ra1uIated 5O5c net less per cent cash,
named by Arbuckl" Bros WIN others ~ o.2Oc
net lisa . per cent cash. Raw nrm and gen
nraIIy Ieid for higher prices with buyers AZ
last eales basis OF 3.Dsc for % test centrif-
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1Rr releeranh 70 Tie Trlbun. ]
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April - Wheat to-day turned
strong after q weak start. There were reports
that the spring crop acreage would be rednce
In oklahoma and that flour sales AT Mtnneapo 1
lis vcre tho largest I'm months. closing price,
rs,.zo1 from sc 10 sale higher than last
nights All other leading staples scored ne:
aJvaucc-corn &c 20 1c. oats Nc 10 Sac ana!
proyisIons &c to sc. Range Or prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
Two.eENT ADVANCE IN OIL.

cp'sy' Ohio. April 24--1he Ohio oil
th' Dsns this morning raised the price Of
n. grades OF oil which It is purchas-
'e9ts barrel The new prices arc:
ga Lama, ii; South Lima, O. cents; In
IN. cents; Illinois light, S. cents I.
ss naois heavy, 70 cents. and Princeton, 20
Lin. rms is the first time that North
t.o VI has touched the dollar mark In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
CALLS FOR BANK STATEMENTS.

washington. April 4.-The Controller Of
~ currency issued call to-day for
,'en'ent Of the condition OF all national
.nAs ~ the United States at the close OF
'0'ihess OH THURSDAY. April Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
EXAMINER FOR STEEL SUIT.

trenton, n. j., April aAnnouncement
was made here to-day that Henry L.
Drown Of Philadelphia. has been appoint
90 examiner to take testimony IN the pro-
V'eoihss Instituted by the United States
government for the dissolution Of the
N''eo States Steel Corporation and some
=" us subsidiary concerns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

ugal. and that is still quoted. muscoNaao 90
test. was at 3iSc and mOlasses sugar, % 'es,;
at J.@3c. In London tect sugar was NiIu anu
| l I'd dearer. April and May, Us ID aug un.'
lbs 10zd. According TO Niliett 1Ias,
MEETINGS OF sugar at the four JhIteu Stites
ports for The week were $1,000 tons. against
50 900 last week and D.. 900 year ago re, re,
ccipts for the week were J6,3Ti, against oolp,
and 1913. Total stock is ls2IOO coInpa'cu
with lSl,j26 and 1864.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. April "a - CATTLE = Ree.irtsi
spo 'F Western steers IS 50 81 eS stocksrs
ard feeders. st296 1913; So y. e ana E heGsr.
Ecs 3tG@G x.d s's s. & 8 fssv
., F9 ssia. S s aSgS! 90 R Rsf
rsipts, Il. 900, active and mostly IS SOC high.
er naive. slS asess; we ,sn,r. SIG SIG
e. g. n s. %: Western. So 9oTso. 4
FittsbuTs6 April g. cattle -, ste e.
I$Sf5 SHEEP Higher; supply light; prirs,
wet1crs 50 sogs6; cgls and CONNER ns1Se, sssssl
g 90. 'aI9s Active: receipts. 10 douSi,
decks prime heavies 50 l!gSs 20; mediumy
and heavy Workers. Sc 204ss Is; light YORK. J
ers. 81 5oass, pigs ssass 20; roush'' wv
Kansas city. April 24,-cATTLE-Rscsiptsi
400 including 500 southsrn so ssady d f
eool So go, 81 30, Western, s6as7 90; STOCK
ers and feeders s5q.s7; southern; s5SGs
q soa s7: native heifers. $5ds7 so; bulls.
s. 754Sf a.; calves. S4as7?5. HOGS-Rt.
ce,pts 1000; stead bulk or saies e t"gy
, so; nessE>5 s. 'SGi: lights s7f5gs7 81:
pigs. 81 SO 50 sHEEP-Receipts. 1?ooo;
sr2qE 20 SEQ 1@ E rs %sneFs s5ass Sc %
81 - n S6. -tockers and feeders: So 90 a s..
nsgn2 Ap. 2 IA s. g: heiffrs 80
s. 20. cows 81 25a$s25: calves steal;
sass HOGS - Receipts 3 +sa; slow anl
i0c lower: packers. 81 81 q 81 90: common
sovs. s5qs7: pigs and lshis. s5qs1 3d. stss.'
s. 4r9s52 s: lambs strong So so as7 50; spring
Tast Buffalo. April 2f-CATTLE-
ccjn:s. 100: Arrn yF;AI.S-Receipts $50: &C.
,ivs and zoe higher. 81 5oass75 HOGS
pecaipts 800. heavy aud mixed, $ 100
S -. Workers. s7!3qsS 10: pigs. s.?Se
S :. IG S STf5 SHEEP AND LAMBS =
Receipts 1000; active. sheep 23c and lsG'es
5oc higher: lambs sass So: yearlinss. So
MS wnthcrs SO - n So so. ewes. 81 25asS - -
snocp. mixed, 81 \ SIS; wool lambs, 500 50 3d.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
s., Louis. April ?i-CATTLE-Rsceipts'
O5r. active and steady 20 10c higher, steers,
sass %. heirers. 81 15QSI 50. cows. So - III
81 southern steers, 81 T5d 81 -. HOSS-Rc-
CENTS 1885: cool hogs 1rmer 100 15e lowe !
market active choice medium 80 i nea.y. $50
S735GS7 10. best lights. S7qs7 SO: fair. Sc -
q 81 90; hes, piss sSgse 80; ,gss; 50 loS
live md iOH i5c higher: lambs, ST1S5o:
clipred. SO 501sT 20; clipped sheep s. ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

81 90, A. in 1910 and net profit - S7."a '"'
equal to 1901 per cent on the out, e. go
capital stock. against 10 per cent carried
Inents were sL4N.l36 and after deductinG
this amount and $1,000 appropriated for
the sinking fund. the surplus Tor me yeear
AS shown I'm tho balance sheet. were S2-,-
81 10 a. the close OF the last fiscal year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
WESTINGHOUSE STOCK INCREASE

p.,snureh. April a-s,ockholders of the
,,.I.nheuso Air Brake Company voted
,.'',,',r'o,sIv to-day to approve the pro?o-
p'.sn,' -, th, hoard OF directors 10 Increase
s ,na ca ~ stock from 100000 to g.
1 eme ter the board voted to distribute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

The report OF lhe Jnlted "a, er5od IT Bcrem.
ment Company for the year ,a,.o ,n1e" ~ sSsS-
s.s 81, Ss with S. 1850 for the pre-
r "a; oo"'p ssr expenses. sloAS6. against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities vor" sold yeS''n
day at auction ~ the ENchanc" SaIeSr"o"h
~ Adrian r. Muller son:
Far ac~ou-, ~ Superintendent ~ Banks IN
,harro 81 the Northern Bank ~ Sew York IN
liquidation. , go,
pany preferred ....-.. ........... ..... =
20 share. Hotel cumberland preferred per share;
10 shares James T skinner company. r"r share,
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NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
>E,BoiRD CLE,RtNCE-
IIOIU ,ND MfaL Tn


strength 30 vusdt has caused du'asin"ss on
o.. ltr, ~ 0our buyer and improvement -
notice iu tine volume 81 sales. spring patents
s. go t. : -. winter sfralghts. So >oHs". WIN
ter patau'e. S5N s. 20. spring cleans. - go"
50 80. ,Atra 80 ! winter - loH<f ~; No =
s. mas Kansas straignts. $5Hs1 -, fancy
sprus patents. 81 500 So - Rye FhojR
FIr'., iuiT 20 good. - N0g$j. ch"ic. 10 tanc,'
s. U5r s. 30 COENMEAI1-Quict. KILN dried.
- 30 bag NENI-lm" Wnitc and iello"
81 7u4SI -. coarse. 81 40 81 20. FEED
Western spring $50. standard middling. so,
'.ur a,. SCI. red jog. So -, Cit iran 50" 10
bulk. $50 d" sacks. wIdd.lus. 500 SO 30. rod
ulg. So. Upmint chop, S2VG $50 BULK, so -
S3l 20 sacks. ,llmeuL S3sI $50
COTTON Lower. rs u result ~ realizing or
liquidation combined with local pressure, win
to CLOG barely steady a. a net loss or from
- - 10 points Disappointing cables. letter
vratu.. and trr more favo,ahl" average "f
private Southern adNlc"s regarding new crop
prospects were among tho soliiug factors
,ylIIo official predictions f"r unsettled weather.
u tl. western bolt md private forecasts that
~ Iu., area west 81 ID" Mississippi might
t-Iug renewed rains - tho south before the
end OF tua v..E fai.d 4" siimulai" ANY
fresh huyiug or consequence. Closing prices
uo,- vI;hu a point or two Of tho lowest
S,ufH..u spot markets. vera unchanged 20
&c higher. generally unchanged. Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARkET.-Monoy ON can
opened ar g7s per cent. highest. r"r cen. /.
lowest 20 per cent. closing. ~ per con,
ruling rate - per cent Tim" money WI.
much easier The demand va tal'. n''' .i i,,,'
commencement with tho change iu ih' ~H.,
nv The long dates wero the faro'lt"- WI.
borrowers. Rates &4",' psI cent 10, S. ana
DAYS. &4g@i- pc cent Tor n'n', "@l
four months. o.. per cent for Nfo a'I" ~
months. Mercantile paper was bought NJ.
and elsewharo and a fair sized assor IirI',
was offered Rates. 4Hf2 per cent LOT
sixty and ninety days Endorsements. - O.
per cent for choice four and s'N moh''.
single names. per cent for othcIe
E0ptTG< ENTRANCE Tho foreign OK
change market WAC easier ~ tho "r'nh'-'
rates for sterling ruling about - !.I,.
below tho previous close. The market cor
tinued ouiet throughout the dat' '"''
showing little change from The 'niu .,cL 9iIr
oahlee voro quoted AZ 1875. demand ~
4S7lod4 SIS and sivty-day bills 'N'lm ~.
Short francs wer" quoted ~ Of. Pr.
and short rect sharks AT .'s plus I-''.
bankers posted rates fo'lo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
uoAeD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.
=, a., Gilbert Elliott & Co.. No 81 fHh'
CteA u!
,,,,,eo cAsIMpRovEMENTs YEAR

~ ,,.,aora standard on Of Indiana.
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IRON AND STEEL CONDITIONS

the stock by 80 Is per cent stock divl-
dend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bost' par
chicago. 20,. premium. New orleans. COM
nercial. 25c discount bank 81 premium
asked St Louis. Soc premium b!o. 'JT
MUM asked. Minneapolis. onc premium,
G 1i1a buying par selling 10 per cent ,
premium: san Frauci co. SIGHT par ''''-
graph 2c ..,,... 80, 1,it OK
tioHscs 20 iSG57S balances slGii5.-7H. Pa
t, 'tS exchange &223,oi' balances silG.-
chicago exchange &,o,td.5''. na "a 80. .'.N
S4.OiS 80. Philadelphia. 'F'h'hL'S - a.
Lsiancns t22259iG. Boston. exchange E''-
s47. oaS. balances t26i5.iJl 49,. .s,,-
SILVER MARKET. -ConmeI'laI nd' 81
Yer. 6Oiqc: Mcxican silver dollar d9I 90. ''''
silver in London closed a. ,@'.s,1ii *
cLance on New York is quoted - @h'
si.R-TREASURY.- Suh-Tr'a . .iJl Wa'
creditor 10 the Clearing liouS" Tor Fi'-'i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

The break in Kansas city Southern
caused Wall Street to wonder what the
ceiling means. All sorts OF theories were
advanced. including passing Of preferred
dividend. and even receivershlp' PROBABLY
the best reason to be assignee Is ,hat the
road has been severely affected by me hood
q, the Mississippi, along when IL runs Tor
n,Iite "A distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET. REPORT.

Export. Z q h af'oa,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

Wall Street will soon have another topic
for influencing the market sentimentally.
The Panama Canal will afford all sorts of
rumors. which, supposedly. will affect our
commercial interests. This Will give the
bulls and bears another bone to quarrel
over and the public will be entertained ac-
Cordinslv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25

If the objects of the National Chamber
of Commerce OF the United states just per
fected. are achieved. We shall have a dis
tributing bureau ut Washington which will
be in touch with the commercial interests In
every part Of the country. \ panoramic
view OF actual conditions will be more
beneficial than. the provincial one. usually
found in every section If the nation. not
excepting Wall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Ih" following petitions IN bankruptcy
were nl'd I'm the United States District
Court yesterday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-06
CONTEST OVER DELEGATES
! WILL COME UP NEXT WEEK
w. d. Gordon Prepares Case of
: Roosevelt Men For Ma
y tional Committee

= The contest brought BY the Roose'
sEelt wing of the Republican party 10
seat their six delegates chosen when
.the STATE convention was held in Bay
/, City. will probably be reached by the
.RepuDhcan national committee next
TUESDAY or "Wednesday
I w. - Gordon. of Midland, who has
had charge of the preparation of the
case for the Roosevelt people, expects
TO go 10 Chicago, Saturday or Mon
day. accompanied by City Clerk
Charles A. Nichols, state chairman OF
.the Roosevelt campaign committee.
FThe national COMMITTEES is expected
lto besln. hearings on the contests,
Thur day, but as Michigan is far
down in the alphabetical list. ii is
possible that the Michigan contest
will lot be reached until the middle
spf next week.
John d. MacKay. head OF the Taft
.deleg. ton at large. said Wednesday,
he knew of no plans being made by
THE AIT men 10 make an appearance
before. the national committee.