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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

which Jesus ioas, for He personlfled
the Truth. Why then did they not re-
ceive It? They were bound by super
stition, prejudice, the fear of man.
traditions Of the ancients, and the op-
| position of the great and learned Of
their time.
Did they not frequently inquire,
Have any of the Scribes and Phari-
sees believed on Him" The common
people always refer to the learned.
The learned therefore have the greater
responsibility. Jesus declared Of them.
"Ye have taken away the key Of knowl-
edge" you will neither enter into the
favor of God yourselves, nor will you
permit others to enter in--Luke xi, 81.
And is not this true today? The
learned Of the colleges and principal
pulplts are telling the people that the
Bible is not the Divine Message which
Jesus and the Apostles declared 1t to
be, that Moses and the Prophets did
not write the books accredited to them;
and thus indirectly telling that Jesus
and the Apostles were deceived when
Jesus said. Moses wrote of Me-" and
the Prophets Isaiah and jeremiah said
thus and so
The Sympathy Of Jesus.
The multitudes in their enthusiasm
went a long journey from home with
out making proper provisions for food.
The disciples urged that the people be
sent home. Jesus suggested, "Give We
them to eat" But they declared they
had nothing wherewith to feed 80
many. and that If even they should go
to purchase 1t would cost much.
Finally they found five loaves and
two fishes. By Jesus direction they
seated the multitudes In companies on
the grass. and the loaves and fishes.
under heavenly blessing. were divided
again and again. and all ate to their
satisfaction: and the fragments
amounted to twelve baskets, while
those who had partaken were 5000.
This wonderful miracle not only at
tests our Lords sympathy. but also
spoke volumes to the people of the
Divine power that was IN the Great
Teacher; but there is still another les
son which 1t teaches US. Like all OF
Jesus miracles 1t was merely another
foregleaming or Illustration, Of His fu.
ture glory and of the coming blessings.
This miracle speaks to US OF the
power that our Lord will then have for
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

l don't know what old Adam
thought of the world when he first
cast his lamps on it, but he ssre
got out of it when he-saw Trouble
coming.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

There's nothing so good for a
sore throat as DR.. Thomas Elec
trio Oil. Cures it in a few hours.
Relieves any pain in any part. I'm
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

l have noticed that no one ever
calls a. man "wistful eyed" II
things 90 wrong with him, he is
an old sore head, crouch or a
beast, but never "wistful eyed. 81
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

providing for the
necessities of the
whole world. True.
we do not expect
that during the reign
of Christ the world
will be miraculously
fed. but rather in
accordance with the
Scriptural promise,
THE earth 8 b a | !
yield her Increase"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

Let Sutton & Son furnish your
home, then you will have the
BEST. 1t will cost more else
where.
For high grade stationery of all
kinds, call phone IA.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

Home-killed meats at
Greenwade's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1912-09-18

phone S. E. Kelly & Co. for
Fresh and Cured Meats. 12tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
at lOI: % 13c for native sides No exports to
day.
CALNES-Recelnts 80 head. all for mar

at 1Ol: a13c for native sides No exports to-
day.
CALVES-Recepts $40 head. all for mar
ket. Feeling steady Medium to pryne veaIs
sold At s. 2JnS 81 per 100 Id: culls. 50 80 50:
Dressed calves in good demand. city dressed
veals. IL lie; best carcasses at 141sc; coun-
try dressed. sI2 n lie.
Sales-S. Sanders: 1874 vsals 1870 Id average,
at s. 62i=c per 100 Id; s culls, 10i 10. s. 80.
Jelliffe, Wright & Co: IS vcals, l23 10,
IS 20; 10 culls. 113 ID, So
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. IL cars: or
300 head; car on sale. Steady feeling.
Dressed mutton higher at liz q he per 10:
dressed lambs. II a 16c: hog dressed, 1ic;
country dressed dollhouse lambs steady at sin
So 30 per carcass.
Saes-Newton & Co: lOl unshorn Ohio
lambs. - 10 average. at IS - per 100 ID; l3'
clipped, 80 n, 81 so. II unshorn sheep, lo3 10
81 30.
HOGS--Receipts. II cars. or 1905 head: no
sales reported. Nominal quotations, light 10
medium hogs, SSHSS25 pigs, SIdsi 10. \
few country dressed hogs selling at ia loo per
pound.
Sales tall late yesterday)-J. O. Curtis q
Son. Is state hogs, 1874 ID average. at s. IL
per 100 ID, -. 123 10. SIS 10: 8 pigs. 1o6 H. -;
;. 90 10, 81 IA roughs. 81 ID, IS 10; I. rs
Ia, 81 10; stays. 43j H. 81 30.
Andrew Mullen; 10 state hogs. H. III, ~ ~;
-. 397 10, IS; stag 40 10. 81; | boar, 3oo
IL. 81.
H. II. Hollis: 4 state hogs 135 ID, So 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

Spot quiet and unchanged al ~ Soc for mo
ding upland. sales. - bales. Liverpool ca
bics? spot fair business doing sales, 5000
bales: speculation and export, 900 American
1000 imports 10000 all American. Middllhs
upland esd Futures opened easy AZ y
points decline, closed irregular. to points
lower April 6.3jId. April May. May-June
and Juno-July. GJ3d. July-August "S3 i2d'
August September d.%i Nd, Septemher-oct'-
her u 2gd. October November. 62Id; NoNem-
bcr. Drcembar 6@5lAd December January
G94hd, January February 62tlsd' February
Mach g. 21d; March-April, G.2ii=d.
COFFEE Operations were largely switch
ing from MAY to later positions In expectation
Of largo tenders on May contracts. BUS ness
was active consisting of l7i5oo bags, OF
which ga 500 were switches. while lnuch "t
The business was purchases In tho late
months against sales OF May At the closo
there was active buying in the late positions
and final prices were steady al 10 4 points
net decline for the near months ana 10 y
uoints advance for the distant positions. HaVre
showed an advance Of y 4 y franc, Hamburg
was :. pfcnnig lower 10 4 pfennls hlgher'
Rio was weak and unchanged. WhlIe santos
was barely steady at 100 refs decline. IN me
cost and freight market santos IS wcr.
quoted at lea 10 3-I6c; Ia and os. 1'.aoc' ana
Kio 10 at IL soc. Spot quiet and unchanEed
Al 14isc for Rio 40 I. Local contract prices
" lestcr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market for outside Sc
curities was decidedly less active. a gen.
orally strong tone developed at the outset.
but before noon a reaction set in, with In
creased dulness. The wireless telegraph
stocks, after further sharp advances, re-
acted sharply on profit taking. Calls for
margin on tho new stock were made by
several houses. Marconi old, after an ad-
vance of p points. broke 40, while the new
stock moved up a point. but likewise re-
acted. United Cigar Stores was firmer
British-American Tobacco was stronger.
Anglo American Oil was quiet but steady.
Manhattan Transit developed more activ-
fly at a small advance. The copper stocks
were dull and about unchanged. The silver
shares were neglected. Bonds were quiet
I'M 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, ApriI 25.-CATTLE-Rece $500:
strong to l5c higher; calves, &c higher; beeves'
81 1iq$S 90; Texas steers, s. 25aS7 %; western.
81 G5asI 49,. stockers AMI feeders. 81 ga 81 w;
cows and hefers. s. sOq$7 81, calves. Sass
LOGS eceps, la9V closed nrn q aa iga 90 ~"
heavy. 81 i5afS7 % rough. 81 i5as7 IS; pigs,
- 75a$T, bulk Of sales. 81 70aS7 50 sIiEEP
Receipts, 10000; strong 25gGoc higher nanv g.
81 1881 -, Western, s5dS7 a.. yearngs. SO -
ass: lambs. native, Sdas9; Western ~ Z'g
81 20.
200 including 700 Southerns; strong 70 Zoe
higher; dressed beef and export steers, 81 100
s. 80; fair to good 81 ioas. 10; Western, sos
s. 56S<7 IS heifers. So 25as7 10 bulls s. so3l
Joe higher bulI, OF sales, 81 j5aS7 ~: heayy,
s. SoQ$7 -: packers and butchers. s. 'ogfl 20;
gg s. o@sI 20 PIG eo s. SG SsSsS SMGep
So 50gSS 10. wothcrs. SjdsI; ewes. 81 SOFAS 70;
stoc!,crz and feeders sass so. ,,-,-..
49, t"ea asI y Agr s, 75gs7 s. Serefs sta
81 30: COWS. s. sass - cayes steady; 49,, ~
s. HoG@aEcceP.2 2s' ,c ae'I Son S, s9Ws
81 .5GS7 H.. rics and lights, s5aS7 40; STAG
Sass -. STIEEP Receipts, l0I: strong - ~
as -; lambs strong, - 'oaS' 'o' Sp''"e
''i Easi buffalo. April - -cATTLE-Reccp,s;
100; stoady. EEALs. Receipts 100 actNI S S%,
30, higher. 81 5OdS9 -. HOGS Receipts. I,|"'
active and l5a25c higher; hcayy - 3 "a ~
mixed. ss a5aSs ~: Workers. 81 e5nSs 30 Pigs.
s. 50lIST ~. roughs 81 t1dST 30; stays - avg
g.; -: dHirics 81 I50SS 20. SHEEP AND LNMh9
Roroipt. . iOn. active and @Jc higher JANUS,
stlrSs 30. warnings 81 I5nS7 -; weihers ~ :"
n 81 u: ewes. S5msG; sheep. mixed, s-dNo -
wool lambs. $6dS9 81.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribuncl
=. rouis Aprn 25--CATTLE-R
, 3o;. demand exceeded supply. prices hrm'
steers 81 l5aSS Go. h"ifers SOS. 10 , lows:
Receipts, ?77a: fairly active and ba'"c hlgh
or. choice medium to heavy. 81 sjpss' bulk @.
sales. 81 CGNST -: packers. 50 ogSi -. ner'
81 l5qisG 90 utile pigs, 81 l5as6 sHEEP-.Re-
ceipts 26a6; active and 9iaa5" higher; t9l2,
81 go. clipped yearlings so 5UH>7; clipped sheep
SlliSi 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

for March show decrease in gross OF
s445953, and decrease in net or S316,0bo,
comparison being made with the same time
year ago.
APPLICATIONS TO LIST.--Application
has been made to list on the stock tx
change Chicago. st. Paul Minnesota &c
Omaha Railway Company S3,000.000 5 per
cent debentures due 1899. and United Cigar
Manufactures Company s1o2F.5oo common
stock.
MEMBERSHIPS POSTED FOR TRANS
FER.-The New York stock Exchange
membership of the late William @. Mckin-
lev has been posted for transfer to willhm
J. Alpers. Of the former conso,idated stock
also that of A. f. Phiibrick to \. L. Davis.
of Providence. ". T.
KERR LAKE MINING COMPANY.-At
special directors meeting OF the Kerr
Lake Mining Company Juiius a. LHw'scnn
Edward Slender. william g. Nickereou
was elected q director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago. April Com sold here TO-DAY at a.,
ST. a bushe MAY delivery. the hiShes' Pil'' :"
,.ti..,,o ,n, , number Of years II also the
ar.t time this season that the option nan gons
above tho SIC level Short sellers were u.
alarm over the small amount OF ceIedI ~, ~
ir,a,l, ,,rdcr contract 10 be shipped away. The
r.ose which was frm showed an advance OF 81
80 to iasc net Other leading staples 100 an
scored 4 gain wheat isTiic to SsG,2c oats 4"
III. "a i,r and provisions Ti.c TO DC.
Violent actions IN the corn trade issu'te"
chiefly FROM stop loss orders on the part o.
.borts who were confronted by the beginning OF
i,Lc shipments and by Tho fact that recelp'S
Irre though somewhat larger had proven reta -
lively scant and out Of all proportion 10 tns
needs OF dealers active on the bear side. Ndilse
OF prices: y.,or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London April oJ.-The offerings al the wool
apr,ion sales to-day amounted TO 1887 bales.
The tone VAS strong and prices were In sellers
favor Mcrinos attracted spirited competition
bctwcan German and French buyers. while tho
home trade steadily absorbed "A large selection
Of rrossbreds Americans purchased suitable
narceIs The sales follow New South wales,
G0O bales: secured, 1tIzd4is Sd; greasy,
Gi[dbis 3izd. Queensland. 800; secured, is
Gdm2s I'd: greasy "a m9d Victoria; Loo
South Australia. 1900: secured lsgIs Sd;
greasy. 8lsa I'd. West Australia, 100;
Sr,ssv "a, n "a. New Zealand. 800: greasy.
GihdEsls I'D Cape OF Good Hope and Natal,
400: secured Is 3dWls 1lhd; greasy, %. %
81. d Innta Arenas. 1000: greasy. 6Wllhd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

FOREIGN TRADING.-toreisn houses
we're not factors in the local s,0ck tnarnet
transactions for European account ai'ouh'-
ing To unimportant totals.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - DIVIDENDS
,.,ra heen declared as follows: The Con-
solidated Gas Company. regular quarterly
i per cent payable JsnS iS regular ,hs oe ear
, nni,e, y. per cent payable June the
I nSsod steel Car Company. regular quar-
tery ~ per cent on the pretsrrMs sia Pa PScd
MAY .z,,nanany' regular quarterly lst per
c Heus on the preferred, payable May To- /.
.rCuIsoNs EARNINGS:-Earnings OF
,hs atcblaon, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
sHEEPsKiNs SOLD IN LONDON.

London. April pa sale of sheepskins was
I. Toa baIes and they were quickly sold.
Merinos were unchanged. crossbreds and short
ana half woolled skins from unchanged TO a
farthiue 10 a halfpe my higher. The follow
inc arc The sales and prices paid for clothing
and cnmbing. New South Wales, 400 bales,
-. G7Tkd; Queensland. 800. 3Tsd; Victoria.
zoo 2ss ms1zd; South Australia. 100 3h %
esd: West Australia. 900. 3Tsd; Tasmania.
21G ia. nSs,d; New Zealand, loo. 3Ss ASK d..
Innin Arenas. 200, 4MSMd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

RICE-steady but unchanged with good
lobbing demand Screenings. Us g3H.c;
ordinary. tiiG4%c: fair ~ gtSc' g3od
ordinary, "a di5sc; primo. 90 H,tc, cn nP r
5's 05a. G.; head Japan. 4piAic; Paths' %
GlsC RanCOon, - u - q; siam, Us ~ ~
SJGAR-Rohned steady and unchahstn,
hur sranUlatod. sos n 5.2Oc net, less per Stu'
cash inside prices named by ArbucNle nros
IRE following prices arc net. less discount ~
per cent foI cash: crystal dcWlhos u.
eases Of 80 2-lb cartons soc. do IN case oi
- J-lb cartons. zoe: Eagle tablets o'.'ur'
cut loaf. 6C: crushed $500; mould \. 800
cuhes. EaEIr j-lb bags powdered and basie
cpufectioucr5' cranuatcd jiJc. NAM po"
d'rod. I.:,5o; powdered and coarse powdered
and Ecglc coarse Evanulatcd. 300; fruit po"
dorcd aud Eagle extra fine graduated ".-"c'
Eagle -. -, and BIB cartons Of fine gran
ulatcd. j.iOc: Eagle 2-lb bags do. Zoo j .2-lb
n5gs DO. 5ijc. 9Th bags 90. 5.40c; 10Th bags
do. j"Jc. - and JO-lb bags do and standard
graduated, 5.2jc; fine granulNtcd ana "ia
woud A. j2or: "pnfoctiouers' \ and No J.
J.C5c. No =. %: No - i.9jc, No !, A9Oc' No
=, SO. 40 q { SOc. No I, I.I5c, No :, l.tnr'
No q, 1860. No IL. iGuc: 40 ~. iJ5c; No T.
4.5UC; Nos -, II aud H. iijc Raw htm:
with sellers generally asking an advance ana
buyers at quotations. sellers wcr" asking
. Lice for first alf ana 2a.c for second halr
M1y shipment spot prices arc 3.oNc Tor 40
t'st centrifugal. AS for 80 test muscovado
and @@3c for - test moasSes sugar. In Lon
don beet sugar Was unchanged for April ana
MAY At 1%s 9d. with August =, up at Us
~ "a. Tho worlds wish IT, supply, as cdblcd
by London, vas 1850. 900 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
u S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington April Cat the beginning OF
business to-day the condition Of the United
States Treasury was:
Working balance in Treasury offices, '65,-
7s5. 794.
In banks aud Philippine treasury, So, =
57a,22l
The total balance in general fund was
Sis, 5S6.l26. 1900
Ordinary receipts yesterday were 50, lS9,-
572 with ordinary disbursements of S.
09l. go.
Psi 5S1 as against q deficit of S2,67l,Sn at
this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Canal and
ruhlic debit transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

PRONIsIONS-Active and firm, with good
buving, Influenced by strength in corn. al
though packers were said to be fair sellers on
the bulge. PORK-Firm; mess. S204 $50 80.
family s:oasIli isGT o family glSar sSgsT9
packet, $l5a$15 80; extra India mess, So 30
as2s BEEF HAMs-Steady; $50 1o@s3O 30.
i n'S. cur MEATS picked bellies qniet;
iid1Iac. picked hams steady. 12ai2hc.
TAtLoW-Firm; special 7hc asked; city.
Made west. 10 7oa 10 SOC; city nrm; loi4c;
refined nrmer: South America, lII3c; Cont
n.n, lie Brsz ksss ''G olc G9 iSc "sked
'' MIE;TtisI5'OPPER- dull: spot
London steady: spot. so Is; futures, f7l -
Cd Arrivals q tons exports, 1872 lay Il iG 1ai so
eIectrolytc. 1Ga16hc; casting i25s q I3.sc.
TIN-Quict: spot ard APRIL 4f:5044i15c;
MAY. a. i5a4i.5oc: June. 44.1594 425c; July,
aa ~ n a 05c. London steady: spot, 1908 los:
futures 1923 los LEApmEssy; 4.l4a zoo
New york 4ga,l1cr East 81 toG so oH He~
York. G.GOGit.9oc East st Louis. Sales. 100000
n East st Louis at q s0c and 10000 at 6s2iZc.
LSGaOn f25 15 wSTrsn, 5is
I'D in London Locally steady; No l toun-
dry Northern. No Southern and s2fS 50 :. 20
MOLAsSEs AND SYRUPs-Syrups steady.
with moderate offerings. Molasses quiet and
unchanged New orleans centrifugal; com ON
mon. i4ai5o: fair. 1Ga i9c; good. :oq adc;
prime eG4f3ac: New orleans. open kettle ~
IL soc: SYRUPS common, 9Tl@c; medium, ~
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpcntine steady
and somewhat higher. Rosn unchanged. Tar
steady TURPENTINE spirits, machine bels;
49c. TAR s5Oc: ROSiN. common TO good
stralned e55QO.G0c; u. 69oc: D. 11oc; Y.
7.25c =. T.5Oc O. 1900; H. ZOO; 781c;
X. 7T0c: NJ. 775c: y, 1.soc' W o. "s"c' ana
w w. T.s0c.
OILs-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady PETROLEUM standard whiie.
No. orlr philadelphia. NJ Dc. bulk.
/ SIC: cases. 1O.ajc: water white: bbls. at.c;
bulk. 5.S5c; cases. Lilac; LlNsEED OH
American city raw, 15g toc; out-oi Town raw
ian Isc. Calcutta raw soc lard OIL SIC.
COTTONSEED OIL strong and active; sell
ing at new hieh records for the season and req
recent bull movement Offerings were small and
there VAS . good demand for speculative ac-
count - well as covering prompted b. hrmness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

From the statistical deductions Of the
steel Corporations percentages of produc-
ton as TO the whole, the Steel Corporation
stands out favorably as regards its mo-
nopolistic situation. According to figures
published. United States Steel in 1911 con-
tracted only II per cent Of the consumption
Of steel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. April 25.--CLovERsEEp-B ushel,
cash aud April. St2 so; October. $40 10: De
sI2Tste IL: rejected, Si1 50asi1 30; no os-
iablshed grade. s3asf1. ALsIKE-Prime.
$Ii %: August $3.50 TIMoTHi-Prime,
se23 April -; September. s4sa; October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April -. Iat1
BEFy ES-Recelpts. lis cars. or .9pS head;
no trading; steady feeling. Dressed beef Arm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
brief NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

II IS paradoXical. but in steel both the
aahs and bears find material for proving
'ha' the corporation is or is not in strong
Poslhon No other stock listed is subject
50 many contrary analytical statements,
eased on figures ostensibly showing the
sexual financial standing of the Steel Cor
loraiion Just when a calamity seems in
Ni,sble the shorts in Steel are given a
's'st, and the stock goes merrily up, and,
nee versa. when the oyerzealous bulls get
10 liked as the figure at which Steel is
'ure to sell it stops short on its upward
Alsht and takes header. There are other
Hooks with fewer tricks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney CO. ,o no Scr1 IN
Uroad street New York, ana No. IL South
IN street Philadelphia
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Bid. Asked.

quoted by Boyer GriswGd c T Ees = ,erSan
street, Baltinorc' pta ,sLo5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New Work, hprtl -, W..
GRAIN NIIEAT-Thc bull position was
str.ugthcucd nv loss favorable ad'iccs from
Tie Northwestern Gpriug wheat states lncIun
ing estimates of a reduction Of " I" u -
cont u acreage aud reports Of severe aust
storms Trailing was only modtialcl. "'lN,'
however and price changes were rdlh't n"''
row Ctnu adNicos from Kansas dld So
braska we're i'm the main moro favorable: som .
of tn. experts indicating probability OF
largo Yields in cas-" Of a favorable sedS",'
Neports from the Northwest SAID thai cas-
markets were hrm. with good dcn'hh H''s
Ninueapolis stocks showed decrease on
! lbs 600 bushels durin. the last hNe "a! y
Torelgu markets showed a rather ppp' -
snouse 90 our advance 81 "Wednesday. alih"usn
prices abroad were hrmer. Prices AT fhe cl'sn
we're l., a lac net higher. with tn" tone nrnl on
reports Of export sales Of % loads or NAM
,oha at outports No red here, 81 ~ ei'
vator export basis. aud 81 - an"d,
No Northern Duluth 81 2GA ah'aI'
opening navigation. Conway hIm' WIN
MAY in Chicago selling mp 30 SIC ana inaklns
ptw high records for the season. ENn"Ii ,"In
here, SIC nominal. o h nhoat. oAiS--Ntln
steady with price movements within marrow
range. cash oats steady. standard Wll',: "'p
in elevator. 40 =. 6ii2c: No !. d4C: No ',
G3lac; natural and white clipped. c. 49,
on track ENE-Quct. No . NNc nominal
2 ( Buffalo. EARLEY-Stcady. mating
81 o5T 81 IS g ( Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

is forced to pay per diem charges on for
eign cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

state OF New York County OF New York. IS:
l. WILLIAM PABST. Cashier 81 the above
named bank do Solomnly swear that the above
statement Is true 10 the best OF my knowledge
and belief. w. PABST, Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 24th
day of April, 1872.
JOHN H. SAMUEI.SEN Notary Public
Correct Attest:
H. d. DOMINICk,
FRANK 4. MUNSEY. Directors
LOUIS NORRIS STARR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

in lard. At the close prices we're lip"l points
hi.her for the day. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

me copper enthusiasts ave now talking OF
tighter DAYS for some OF tho less active
''ppers The March figures Of Nevada
consolidated, showing an increased produc-
non over any previous month for year
'esI have caused the friends of that COM
..eT TO begin talking and throwing out a
:" friendly tips. Some who bought this
s"k along in the SOS, more than two
'a's ego are patiently waiting. OF course
oesht TO sell higher. but viii IT?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

FuTnlshCd 10y ITd-T' II''I q ~ -
stivctD
LAND.
p,t ,sL.d Bid Asked.
,,..,.. I'D East Pos I'll. ~ liHt
MISCELLANEOUS.
,,,.,, "a. 90 Geo Ry 4 El2t'. ~
AN ~ ,"Sa ZOOS. do pref. $50 $50
Am rneum. 80 Mass ElT'u'e a..
do Pref. - - 90 pr - On
Am 4 q T..14G's ~ Mass las o1a.
Am Wool NJ. ~ bli2 90 pl N .
Am Zinc. - "O'' hotSIy n.i'e ,nI iOIG
Mexican Tel .. SNllt ~. IN onn
New Eng T.i16 ~ = Merger e l.no'- Ill
chic SIX N..ldl ld3 Ihted S'"''' - "oi,
do prcf....ll2 90 bIti...iu,' ~, tSs
Edison co.'s? ." United f'u'"'"
RAILROAD.
D.. e An or 9iS lR& W I'll pf 30
Is x Mane..lD 100; n NJ ~ 10, i 'Sii
l{os Elcv. .l22 10. T. - Ky 60
Bos * " III lo'sI
BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-26

\, me Match net earnings Of the Roston &
e"s SHOW an increase OF 100000; the
increase was $4,000. The April
,se receipts up 10 the present time are
S"'ns about 5000 day. according 10
s'''S' and the outlook fayors about
Veh'' earnings en- the common stock.
49, charges 10 operating expenses for
r =. and improvements are being
Inc road Ia not fully equipped. and