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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
orurs LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago April s. 49, CATTLE - hsC cInpssS
21ooo market : 5 q 49, a. TEXAS steers 81 %
easy s on Westerns. S. 4OJS6 80: stocksTs sn S
feeders, 81 25p 81 90 s9%s ~nq HorSGsRece pts
m 43iSS33 & So heay s. IS IS S' rs sai..
81 Is - 40 P2iitE:t,PGPeceipts. $4,000. farlI
800 steady 70 ioc higher; native; 49g
so So Western. 50 60gSs- W!ss,ern Sc q
lambs. native. 50 0op - o.
g = T, ge civ. April s.--CATrLE-Recsipts:
ZOO including 800 Soutnerngs, .,aS Ret and
higher e@Ir sTS0TSs so; fair 70 good. 90 q
* 49, wcstern: s6gSs st0eksFsss a 95as is;5
rs t0oa$6 % "a 80 S9 So So: native, s.
So So hefsr t754S7 SS bulls 500 % ssssy
calves S5g$s 20 80 81 &C. heavy. 81 900
DacEeTs and butchers 81 Jo8ss go slgn ~
S745Q$7 20: pigs. SS9SS 80 ro,oTaso lambs.
3 10, I"ltos s5Ts6 50: ewes 81 5ogSe 49,
sstockers and feeders. SO 5o9S5;, ,.,,..
en- G9cip sls8 iBR5ii 5S lower wei steers. see
$50. heifsrs SO 5ogs5; cows, s24ss 20
gAi:S EI 7sceints. $3.50 slow end 5l6c lower
packers. 81 9OG ss15. common SOW. sesgSss2b
PIGS and lights, s5aS7 s.; stays 3F9SsS5s:
sHEEP-Reeeiptsa &, s q s sr sofns sES. 50
si5. Clipped lambs, 50 259t7 40 ,,
East Bunalo, april SocAT n.I,,.
G-r
sttS@s S7s5sss Is: shipping sssogS ~
Butchers Is he = IS & 0V soss &C.
ga feeders So 1905 so; stock heiters, IS g
IS ssh COWS 11d iPrinsssFs se sSt'' sa
s,r2?mtss' and nc higher S56se rs. HOGS-Fe-
e ests ZOO: actye ard 166 i5o higher hssyy
and mixed. IS 409ss IS; YoIrkers = ..9oUss :.
nirs 81 50a 81 65. roughs. 81 SoGSI 59. sage,
Sy'5o Ss6 IS diaries. s8gss 40, SHEEP AN 81,
IAMRsReceipt: 1922 sc'iys , ara Jog 7 7ss
S-7-5. wsrhers SO SOC So rs; ewes, 80 % g
SG %. sheep mixed, So Q SO 20.
rRy Telegraph to The tribunal
s.. Louis. April s.---cATTLE-Eeeeipt: z
srI. fairly active ano about STEADY; steer,
q 20 n IS 40: heifers s. l0Gs725. cows 50 %
Sc so Southern steers, s440gs7 IS HOGS. .-
Receipts, 1908 slow and 2 lGc Lower; cneies
S7T0GS7 05; packers 81 500 ISL So; best l!ghts,
& 50 81 rs; fair. So 75a 81 2S best pigs So %
y 81, little pigs, s59S6 %. SHEEP-.Eeceipts.
47-!. lambs, SIS 50TSs %; yearlings. seasSs5I
common 70 good sheep, si9Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
JAPANESE PACK TREES WE'LL
Not Scratch on $500 Shipped in Feb
ruary-Philadelphia Lot Battered.

Professor Fed. Of the state Department
Of Agriculture. save unstiuted praise n the
Iepanese yesterdsr The expert onto
IncIogist and two assistants wor" oTamin-
ing the japanese cherry Teos which ha'"
recently arrived IN thie CITY tn" large
boxes when opened disclosed perfectly
pacxed trees. and wet mess had been 50 ar
ranged that the roots OF tn" trees were
thoroughly moist when received, although
tncy we're SHIPPED carly ia Fenruar'.
Park Commissioner Stover supervised me
unloading # the boxes and pointed 70 the
,,niniufei trees sent b, tho Jap'uts" GOV
eminent and 20 those which the Park De-
psrtment mad bought in FmladoIpms. r''
Ceived Yesterday in q battered condition
every consignment Of treas packed p'
Americans tint az come 20 my notice &
Park Commissioners said Mr.. Sto"cr. has
shown careiessncss IN packing and the trees
,r MANY cases have teeu severely injured
Not ono Of all the 600 japanese trees has
en- much as a scratch and all are budding
I. ought 70 shame American tree packers
n soc the fine condition ~ these cherry
tree. which have been IN transit TOR
months
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BUSINESS TROUBLES
Fertl'nt In BANKRUPTCY

.tN 'itt TT bankruptcy
JACOB and MILTON SOLOMON. compos-
lhg the tlTfn OF J. solomon & Bros. NO 3li
70 Us Lafayette street1 involuntary credit
OF Joan DQnat = Co. Nl1e. Dsarbergh
bfot ts0l, and J s Plurner & %. 40
Liablufs, $1,000. assets 5000
The DOLLY DRESS AND WAIST com.
tarv Creditors Jacob Epgtein. ,2,e s5r,6,
Bros sZsj. and Benjamin 3 Levine ~
Hugo Levy receiver. bond 3G1D
THE WILLIAM j. BALDWIN. m
HEATING COMPANY. No. ISL Broadway
involuntary. Creditors. Pierce Butler "a
Pierce Manufacturing COMPANY. H75
Hennebique Construction Company. y2n
end Anita r. Gordon. 81 Charles K. Car
penter, receiver, bond, $500
CHARLES r. DOEBLER. No 80 West
Gth street. voluntary. Liabilities tolO3
us; Q. O. Pratt Clinton Mass, 5000:
Carol sprigg, N,zd0, board bill All; rent.
NE: detective service, N7 dentistry. sos
and patent application, 500
DUNCAN ". NEWELL No q West 29tb
street. voluntary. Liabilities, N,iOJ; no
assets
VINCENT cAsALE. No. 40 Sixth avenue;
voluntary Liabilities s. 81: no assets.
Judge Mayer has granted a motion 20 dis
miss the application for discharge from
bankruptcy OF Albert Stern. clerk at Cold
sPr,ns. formerly dealer in drygoods al
Judge Mayer has granted a motion "a
deny a discharge from bankruptcy 20 Gold
Der Bros. & Co, clothing manufacturers
Of No l55 East Broadway against whom q
petition IN bankruptcy was fled on Febru-
airy q, 1911, and whose liabilities were
No.ibl
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10 RENew 4. E. & A. s. NOTES.

Plans have been completed, ~ Is under
stood. 10 renew for three Years az pr
cent the s6.23e, 200 collateral trust Joint ,
per cent geld notes Of the Atlantic and
Birmlneham Construction Company End
Atlanta. Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
rhich fall due on May +. Noteholder'
" no refuse 10 accept three-year renewal
ven have the collateral behind their notes
sold az auction and will receive whatev@r
cash proceeds are realized from the sele'
More than 90 per cent Of the noteholders'
~ fs said. have already agreed 10 the eA-
tension plan
The collateral behind the notes, which
consists Of variety OF securities, is 10
he changed - is understood. By the con-
Version Of the $1,000 900 Birmingham Coal
and Iron Company stock, which forms part
~ the present collateral, into {+'ooV'oo'
stock OF new coal and iron company
lroyn as the Woodward Iron Company
rbis company has just been formed as a
consolidation Of the Birmingham Coal ana
1ro, company and the Woodward Coal
and Iron Company.
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MORE ABOUT BRICK TRUST"
Dealers Testify Prices Were
Raised hv Selling COMPANY.

Several dealers IN building material tes-
tihed Yesterday e. the inquiry into the al
legged brick trust being conducted before
Magistrate Freschi They said that they
used 70 buy their brick-cne Of them used
l0o o0) go in the course Of year-fron in
dependent commission men Sometimes
they bought on contract bricks for future
delivery. Vow the said they had 70 buy
al their brick from the Greater New York
Brick Companv which controlled the mar
get and the COMPANY had nut 4 ban CT
selling for future deliver The dealers
SAID thar buying on contract was 4 neces-
sltv cor healthy condition Of trade.
John \. Mccarthy, dealer, told Of the
CONSERVATION into which the dealers were
thrown when State Senator John z Rose
president CT the Greater New York Brick
COMPANY. called them to tho Offices Of the
COMPANY ~ No. 1o3 Park avenue, on July
. 1911. and announced. the policy Of the
newly formed selling company.
I can't remember all that Mr. Rose
said, said Mr. Mccarthy for he's quite a
talker. but he said the policy Of his com
pany was to get some money for the brick
makers. The way 10 do that. he said, was
TO tiN the price so that the manufacturers
---1t 1--4''N Nli- lll'N were BClnS 10 get
for their product
Mr.. Mccarthy told Of how the dealers
had meeting 10 decide" on what price
would suit them. And what did you de-
clde9 asked Mr. Ellison. the Assistant
District ATTORNEY
We decided that we We're IN bad, and
coulont do much. We were very sore NJ
their threat 70 get into our business and
drive us out If W. made any kick was the
answer
Several days later John J Bell. who pre-
sided at the dealers meeting called up Nj.
Mccarthy and told him that the present
price OF brick was s. 50 to IS per thou
SAND. and that on the 18th Of each succeed
ing month up to December there would be
jump OF - cents per thousand
Other dealers testified along the same
lines. W. d. Rowland. dealer. said that
IN addition 10 threatening to invade their
territory if they did not approve Of the
plans OF his company. Senator Rose told
the dealers that his company controlled e0
per cent Of the North River brick The
amount Of New Jersey and Connecticut
orlck in the New York market under nor
MAJ conditions. he said. was negligible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
uo,n.up MAN CONVICTED.

coorg. WalmseIy. one OF the hold-up
,an y,b, went through the upper West
SIDE robbing saloons last winter was con-
vIcted of robbery in the first degree yesier-
day before Judge Malone in General ses-
SONS. At the point Of a revolver he TOOK
SIS from the cash register in Louis Becker
SELDOM. at nth street and Tenth avenue on
January s. James O'Malley' the Assistant
District Attorney who prosecuted MIN
found that he had just been released from
a twelve months term in the penitentiary
for carving concealed weapons. lie VIII
be sentenced on Friday.
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PROVISIONS

,,yoyrStGNC-Easy =. ost OF the session. but
- the day the market rallied ana closed
.,ts1v pORE-Firn; mess, Sl9dSl9 80. fam
~, Soo6 500. short clear, Sls4Sl9. BEEF
", si9 507Sl4. family. sl6HSl6 so: packet,
a. s06si5 extra India mess S269$26 90 BEEF
- ,,SfSEOuie,. S29a$3l DRESSER HOGS
-. 6acous. l0isdloAo p!gs. llho. CIT
s,,ns steady 12GlZi1c. IALLoN-spec.a'
nat'ils &c. country. 5hd6Sc. LARD
80, CIV Tsio west 0e07i0c. city. 9169Ac,
- 'a,,iet. south America. lie. Continent,
.. !. - nail kegs re. COMPOUND-Firm;
-. -. sTEARINE-O!eo ll4i2c; city lard
10, q IA -CoPPER--standard quiet SPOT.
g. 9-i.Ii5.s7igc, April l54I z 4i5.52z7c. May,
- ais G2isc; June. l547sdl55 5c; july u 90
"a 10 80. 'oO his month. Lake COPPER, loal6hc;
SO lar .n'' ice. casting, 15hGi5Ic Local
electro ~ s''i IONS April at l5.5oc TIN-Qulet;
safes ~, 30 9s.. hrril 40 256A9 35c: May. $50
soo 800, 10 20 s0G f3l5c July. i24Oal2. Iac;
4S."oo, 20 toiSG42 c2i9c. TFAD-Qulet, 1901
AuSuSs. ycrk 12i5 PC East - Luis.
| 4 tnC N.TT O,ie, 6OGe SOC New York, 6boc
siE -, louis ASTIMoNY-Quiet; Cook
"a 70. 'fIR0N-strAdy; No ! foundry. North,
en-, 10 IA SOFT. Si5 256s15 ~. Owing to the
SoWtherh ~, H. were no cables from the London
'arInorTToNsFED 0IL-The volume OF 10 u oao
WI rrevious records, tOtall'nG o"""u
ross p''Ee 1.a,ed with the previous high record
hHTIas t"'H erbo-e Was veTv heavy selling carry;
OF o2,'Io' i4cnces ~ IN nvcrbouRht market IN.
80 ,,,yor. from bulls me easier lerd .'siM Nre
iess tIp,'i ,.rsiderable influence. Rehners WSrs
also ma towever. and late in the session
Guod pu ,, vas again firm, with renewed speeu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09

Il 6 TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. April Sat the beginning OF
rrsiness to-day tho condition Of the United
states Treasury vas
Working balance IN TrHasurv ot1ces. F9s-
In banks and Philippine treasury. S3237s. p
go 800
The total balance In general fund was
sl520Il.4Oi ,,,e..,,
ordinary receipts Saturday were S}.lsa.Gl3
with ordinary disbursements OF 2,529,i3
The deficit TO date this fiscal year IS
s T23 100 as against surplus or @i'i5i 40
AZ this time last year
THESE figures exclude Panama Canal ana
public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
UPH0LDS GRAIN RATES
Interstate Commission Will Not Dis.
turb Through Prices in Middle Wnst

Washington. April s.-The Interstate Com.
merce Commission declined to-day TO dis
turo the existing through freight rates on
grain in the Middle West The petition
Of the Sioux City Terminal Elevator Com
pany against the Chicago. Milwaukee d
81. Paul Railway and other rail carriers
was rejected, except as TO certain local
rates. The commission he'd that a. TO the
great bulk Of its grain tonnage Sioux city
labored under no substantial Disadvantages
The existing local rates on grain from
the states of South Dakota, Nebraska, Min
nesota and Iowa 10 Sioux city were held
70 be unreasonable and the railroads were
allowed time IN which 70 readinst theln.
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oome,uE OHIO POWER PLANTS.

Henry L. Doherty & Co, Of this city il
ar-ou,cod Yesterday have acquired
-, - the citizens Gas and Electric
Corononv. the Ely Realty Company and
~ 1,,,ria Milling and Power Company
~, - which operate electric plants In
I,,...,a ohio. and purpose to consolidate
-, 49, t,to one company The lighting con-
80 ,yhicb the Citizens company has
49,, the CITY Of Lorain. Ohio II was stat
- ,..o,,id be carried out by the new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
WESTINGHOUSE PLAN READY
Formal Action of Creditors Commit
tee Next Step To Be Taken

The financial plan ~ the Westinghouse
Machine company recently formulated by
ieoTFs Westinghouse and ths finance COM
mttee q the company. only awaits the
formal action ~ the creditors committee
20 be pu' into effect % vas announced yes
isr1a,
Under me plan he notsholdsrs ara 20 re-
''i'e b rsr cent % their claims in s rer
cent hrst and refundlng mortgage bonds.
W per CEN IN new preferred stock and -
psr cert m cath Tho preferred stock, o.
..n ts,so@o is 90 b. authorized, viii b
nilueo 70 preferential dividend Of per
sseb M ps, 70 oar az sddltionsl z per Senl lor
common rfcel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
CARNEGIE TRUST DIVIDEND
IS Per Cent to Creditors Whose A.
counts Have Been Proved Since May.

ALBANY. April -- Superintendent Van
Tpn of the state BsaSius Department
nailed to-day ~ more than three hundred
creditor. of the Carnegie Trust Company
of New York. which failed on Januars T.
ia1. p supplemental first dividend OF - per
cent
The checks ooro sont 20 creditors whose
.rcorr's he'd been proved since the psH
mont or Inc Grst dividend in MAY i'l'
Tho. amount involved exceeded $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
yevApA.urAH PLAN ADOPTED.

r,,nn. = CO., syndicate Managers OF The
iI,ppT of the Nevada-Ctah Mines
leo' e..at,crs Corporation, announce that
anu ,,ho1ders' committee. OF which the
,ne sullivan was chairman, has
la'o ,be reorganization committees
euo i,ssa ni.n Of readjustment Extension
",o ,tno 70 April 90 has been granted those
o.oorholders desiring to deposit their stock
rpder the modified plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
WILL RBEEAR RATE CASES
snnr.mo Court Orders New Argument
Before Full Bench.

"a hug,ou. April S-Reargument OF tho
so-csl.sA mtermourtain rate cases vas 81 .
ds-ad to-day b- tho supreme Court Nn3el
ru4ti,e White gave no reason for the rear
g.1,art merely stating that the cases
, ,,.ld re restored for argument before q
rN bench
-,i. vW permit Justice Piney - taH'
rat In che decision Of tho cases.
The case. invoke the consut1'lonsHN
~ tbe long and short haul provisions OF
tho interstate commerce law and the 20"
o. Of tie interstate commerce Commission
~ mako "b!ankst rates over e large zone
,r.,a,d NJ acting merely on rates from spe
r.Hr u0i0t-
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RECEIVER roR PAPER COMPANY

Worcester, Mass, April Son application
Of Lawrence " Games a shareholder,
Rufus Il. Dodge was appointed receiver q
the Newton Manufacturing Company. Of
Greendalc, in tho Superior Court to-day.
The company, which manufactures water
proof PAPER, f. capitalized at $4,000 Of
which 100000 IS preferred and $4,000 COM
non stock. The mortgage Indebtedness Is
placed ~ $1,000 and other indebtedness
a bout $1,000 M. Eames clnms tho COM
pany owes him t14l so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

than 2c a bushel in the price Of May wheat TO-
day was taken b. many SPECTATORS 70 !nolcats
tps. th4 former bull leaders had been deserted ~
the trade and the pubic. Nevertheless, at &c :
end OF the session the nearby option was o:
little more cheapensd relatively than ether q
i.6i,e lower than on aStureay might. coyn nm
,SSad I5lIc down oats of bG4c ana Pre-.
Visitors less expensive By 2'sgiot Range OF
pri.es. sat,,,L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
OIL SHARES ADVANCING
RumorS of Melon Cutting Cause
Activity IN Subsidiary Companles.

R1mors ~ melon cutting ~ som" 81
TIE forme- subsidiary cowpanite OF tho
Standard ON Comnan. NJ Sew Jer."r
caused a renewal ~ activity and Strength
N those issues on tho curb yesterday Cfer
ne counter sales were also made boo con
siderable volume and - advancing prices
The moet active of me lcf va. standard
~ % Nsv York witch Jumped up 2
points ON q report that tho company would
soon declare large stock dividend and
thst fst dividends would be paid ON 'hr
H,reased ctr .fau1ato~.
Standard o1 - View 1er-s' vas also
Uforg or revival of q recent rumor that
The directors would soon declare o. largo
cash DIVIDEND TIE stock opened az 3H ~
! points from saturday, close. and "a
rsnc-d on active buv'ng 20 El' ~ winch y
Closed, p net gain en- tho cav -rantsf d.
'lQnF. which totslled about t-"u hundred
and fftu shsres 81 ~ points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09

SPOT quiet and - POINTS hlgner ~ 20
for rn.ddlnz upland sales. 500 bales. deil"-
cred on contract. 800 bales
COFrEE-Ovinz % the holids" abroad. me
local market -ras inactive. operations wers
Of local professional character sales ags.e-
gltee only 13. 900 bags, ana final prices we're
, points net lower . points higher Cost
ard frei-ht offers from Brazil were firm and
about unchau5cd. Tho special cable reported
santos quiet and 80 reis lower. The visible
supplv cf Brazilian coffee IN ana ahoat for
tTe United states IS . 3o5.S76 bags. against
250s 3Z9 last year, but owing 20 the sales
~ about COO 900 bags OF yalor!zaton coite2
durinq the ,4st 'ea- there - actually more
fres cofAs Cor distribution b. about half q
lr!lllon bags than there was year ago. Ihis
r,ffse is IN strong hands. however, and there
sn6o9rs 10 be a decided scarcit- 81 tho more
dcslrlble grades, which has resulted in sood
TrSr,Iurn being paid Spot easier Flo 20 Z.
i.s.r Local coutrs-t prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
,ToLAssEs An slRrps--Quist and

changed .t ,..i,
NAVAL STORES-sp.rlts tIrpent.ne cli,,
and lower a. 49t.c Rosin and tar quist anu
uEchangiG $1,000,
Ous-Linseed oil unchanged Eenhea Pc
troIeurn steady AZ racent prices
RICE--Staa6y % hrnN but quiet
sJGAR-Rshned ouict; al! Tetne!s !educe
prtcse pc!nts. the Fedora! quoted zoe, ana
1tbsrs ) 3oc net, less per cent cash. EaN
was Inactive and nonirslly unchanged, cen
trifugaL 90 test 45cc, muscCvado, - tssL
market closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
MAY USE KRUPP PATENT
Court Decides Government Hos 1hf
Pioht IN Build Gun Carriages,

v,ashington. April s.-On the theory tna'
..ar1ss ~ law has been gwen ~ statute
the supreme Court Of the United stat! state.
s..l,ro5 TODAY 70 enjoin General William
C,oz,4r chief Of ordnance Of the army, rom
,osE,ng gun carriages according TO krupp
ns+ont The German corporation o"'uns
the patent asked for the ihIunC.iVu - A..
-, co,,rts The supreme Court held that
the government had q license 70 take the
Lent under the right Of eminent domain,
sr5 mat compensation could be procured
~ law 49, -.
FOR the use OF the patented De BangG
gas check on its cannon in the army ana
nav me supreme Court hela me govern,
-, ,,otle ~ pav Sl8s.CCo 10 the owner Of
49,. french invention. II is said that such
5,y,ce ,s indispensable in breech-ioading
guns 70 seal the breech hermeticaly ct the
'ne,srt OF explosion Of the powder, 50 as
20 ry, on the escape Of gases % the rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
WEEKLY EXPORTS.

prrvrs-Recept pts TO- two day. 156 cars.
or SOS head; p cars on sale steers arm b,i 20
l"c n.s a. slow; thin cows dull 70 a fraction
f ioweT 5thers about steady Common &c, 70
tS@ee sold a. s. 7Sass 70 per 100 9
oxen e. n cows. 81 40Is5 40; | extra COW.
s ~ pressed beef SLOW. but hrIa az "a l2h
Fer Ii. Liverpool cattle market. ISc dressea
1av lO1 beeves. "a ,.,-.-,.,.
dS ssales-McPhersOn & Co.: 20 Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
CuNARD STEAMSHIP co.

The Cunard Steamship co. has issued It's
annual report for the year ended pecelh-
Der 81, 1911. The income account compares
as follows:
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N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
Bid.Asked

Pat & p G.. 90 20
sP c @ 5s.. ssi5
Standard 80" 80 -
do LIST IS. ..i0t los,
81 p Gas IS. o6 ssS
sdo com IS. l0t lo3
syr O LIST IS. io2h los
s II & p S.. san s4a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
SEED PRICES.

,u foi1aG s,a H 20: APRIL si2 October SO Pc
SsSe So No 81; siaSs $ 9o cO no 20 sstsefi.h:d
I,r9ae ss6sil so; ALsIKE. prime; -. o.
ssnri,st so. TIMOTHY, prime 30 TO- APRIL
az 90. September. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09

Bid. Asked.
.Bing G SIS. vi 100
&C u G IS. 1922 ll3H
Ind Gas. 20 90
Jack c. IS. 81 100
.K c C SIS. 80 100
sM(W)ist bs. 100 100
y & q IS .l0lh 1854
.NY&ER Sc. l04A 1854
Mutual .....lT2 $50
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81 GIN BUTTER MARKET

E,si, Anru s--The quotation COMMITTEES ~
,ha FiSin Butter Board this afternoon &c.
cisr.S Butter firm at sc a pound. no ou'eut
for the week until further notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09

working expenses. repairs aud renewals, II
slrance premiums paid tEqual 70 per cent on
additional 20 Il Ler cent % $1,000 ordinary
cs,li- outstanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09

l5tion and heavv buvlng for Western account our,
Closing prices we're lG1 points het hlEN7'
contract prices. -,.,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New YORK, Aprll :, lUl-..
GRAIN-WIE AT-V!olent fluctuations in
the MAY position In Chicago, which broke
2itc, reganed all the loss again declined
almost az much. and for the second time raj
lied, an within the Nrst half hour. had
deroraliz.ug influence on the market and
caused traders 20 exercise extreme caution
The developments Ia May came without warn
Ing rs traders had expected quiet day, ow-
ing 10 the continued holiday abroad. Prices
were generally lower, although late I'm the
Gav there WAS a Slender feeling as the result
Of export sales OF 10 loads Of 10 red co
Antwerp. I T. Buffalo. Final prices were
q, lower I'D the local market while the West
WAS }. q 81 lower The visible in the United
states showed decrease Of l2Ij,OOO COM
rared with decrease OF 1872 600 last year.
while the Canadian visible increased i3OOu,
compared with an increase OF 4SSUJO year
ago Buanos Avres advanced = Glitc No
. red. here, 81 07is. elevator, export basis. 70
arrive. and 81 o.. % anoat, 30 North
crn Duluth. 81 1872. { o afJat opening nav
l-atlon COEN-Dccined over lie bushel
early, under liquidation inspired by the de-
telling prevailed. vita final prices l. q 3 net
lower The visible decreased l12AO00. com
pared with a decrease last week Of $4,000
and n decrease last ,eal Of 1000. Export
corn here. ~2fsC ah0at. OATS-Easv
ca.lg. bur staader at tho clote, with anal
figures i.e net lower The visible decreased
SO 600 compared with a decrease cf 20l 600
last week and decrease OF $4,000 last year
cash oars f~rer standard white 81 sc. 10
{. &C.. 50 4. DISC 40 {. 8iitC, natural and
white clipped. a. p 81 on track. RHE-Quiet
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