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THE MARKETS
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
-- New York. February 88, 1010.
Be*r.s. bas«.t ; . . 7C3 i Prunes tCali. pkga 4.3«
F- urVbbte -..■-. XO^O Apple*, bbls - •',
F: 3 -r sacks »" »* i Apples bojes .... , "1"
rommeal. bi«B.: hMt|Poiatoefe. W^---- *■■*»>
DatSeaT-0b15... MW|Onlvns. bMs
Wheat. teshrlv.lW.4oo Rosta. \t,ls_. y ... o.^
Wm, ba»n W. 30 0', p.osm oil. bbls^: -JO
Pa- boah ... *••"-' "' turp. bbls .» r
"a bu'h l.LVJi Crude turp. bbta: VM
Isuckwh««t. bush 4.|«> Tar. obis --
Malt. bu«U T.WOiMirar. bbl* -^J
Uu-e. pKts 4'M; Susar. haps.
H»v. tor.f V; 0 Molasses. 1*m....
Flriw- ton» 2«iOilcake. rkßs .4^,
h"i bales - 58»!Oa. lub. bbis C> I
totf"«WMdr« 415ire»r.uts. fcacs.... I.Bo*
fo-k bbls ". ISPTo&Mco. hhds... Dg
_„,« ntm riO.Tot.acco. tcs r
C-- mcl- pkii «« Tobago. pUps . . . L«S
t -;,l" kC c< " ■ • «'. 3l> '^ WooL bales 125 j
«^:i«.b ■,■'«' MlWooL pscks 273
ib : i^ ::: ; iisi^sSd^iSi g
:• • .
n^ultr/. rk E s s;«a|HMw. bd:s .......
bye poultry. «ta 222 Skii^. bales 4-J i
SSS 55).« «325 .Moi (Cal>, bbli. 495
- I S7S "
U>jr.cn« <Ca:>. cs 575; Brandy tea:?, bbls CO
EXPORTS.
Tom bu»h .-2.tt.-a; Naphtha, F a>. . 2.K0
Rye bush 12.H15 ; Gasolerit. gal*.. 8.2W ,
focMrteaL ba Ji',:t^>!c o fs-d oil rais j
Beans, bush... 3»{liub Ofl. pals... »"-]'" ;
?iour. hbls.... 7i'3,Pork. bMs 41.4 .
Hour, wicks . . 9.907 ; Beof, bbls «
££"S bb : e «g
h' I ale. . 5.37 i; Hams, re «.«j<XM
■ -- ■ ■ .. :< ""
f. c ._ hb ; « 1."'.« Grease, !T> — 4" > ,
B. , taia.J m M Butter. To 1.100
EXPORTS LAST WEEK,
Uhrat. bush. . 15.t»f 8 1 Pitch, bis.... -■* '
Dora b'jfh.-- 17»;.570iRef v-e;. jfa15..14,0u..(t._.
SS tu^h... JSO»2; Naphtha, gal« 2.400
IJvr Vush.-.. 12.515: Benzine, gal--- =*!^
Baxter. bosh-I 83.€73 Gasolene, gals '-'--"'v
R-j-kwh-t . bu S».34o|Re«Wauin. sals • -5,000
»',»< i-u^i 2.5?1,C:f5-a oil. cals 145.5W i
sy-I'L.ub .oil «.!... WUWg
r
G?T«-i t*es 1.515 i-Hatr.s. lb l».«00
• <: .... 4.;..
Ho^« bale*. . 135. Lard oil. pau. • >Ol '^
A-Vo: pals. 4A.4Ss.?tearine. 1b.... JS.OOO
n-faiakvr, ca:s «."40jTaUOw. Tb r -^i , !
y::mr*i. T!.... Mo.l2s|Gremse» " ■ . r .';'..i'" >l :
Wicake, • ----- Butter. Tb m..^ ■ ,
Pptstorp. «ais 42.230 iCaieese, rt' ,
Bos'.r.. t>b-5... LS9B
CASH QUOTATIONS.
■
- 4^
v-nr-'t' vo'4"" 6« Hogs. «r«3. 180 «. 13. |
S Vpis pnti 5 » ! Laid. Md!e ' 13.W
*~v7omir.al. ia «->vator. export basis.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
N>ir York. Feb. 2<. ir«lrt. j
GRAIN— TSTHEAT — After opening quiet and ,
rtf*dr p.t a Blight advance developed cecidea :
F-iT^srth' anl aurins; the Jay new hijrh records ;
rp , -., -a^r-. •".;>• .?tab!ished. although the vol- |
ame of bas!&«EE w*a not particularly Janre. The ;
advwnof wa« <3u^ largely to reports from Chi- <
ago tl at an operator who controlled a large ;
amount of contrsx* -wlieat had late on Saturday ;
**Jd aJ^'Jt a r.-.ii:ior. bushels. It seemed to 1* the (
c.:i.ral belief tnax this ulveat ha 4 been sold to ;
tome of the iarp- mi:!s ana will l^e shipped out. .
I.rlnplnp c<-,r,trart stocks <iowr. to a %cry low ,
lr\e ' Th° market at the close showed a net j
C*ir., at II 1 * to l>.c Liverpool cables xver^ i
rtrad? with reports or 1-ss pressure of cash :
■rlxaii on the fr.T»iim markets and a Brocmnaii ;
reih!->r<.m Arj^r.tir.a said that both the quality j
a.n-1 v'ei:! of wheat is gettir.sr worse. The visible .
•unrly in O>e Vnited States fho»<M a d^ciea^e ,
f c - •,<*. week of SII.OOO bushels, compared • n . i .h
g-n Increase last week cf B.WJ and a decn«ae
lart y«r or 754 <i So. - rod h"re $1.31
nonjinal elevator domesUc and nominal i. o. b_ ,
afloat- No. - Northern Dulutn and No. 2 hard 1
vir.i'T $1.3T-4 nominal f. o. b afloat. CORN—;
Sloceiatelr active ar.d Dim. d-^e largely to ;
. . rtrenjTth in wheat and to the unia— ;
vr.mhio •neat.'ier .-f.ndiiior.s. Cash :r.arkets were
Inactive The. visible increased L.157.000 bush
pj-. apair.st an increase last week of 1.766.4JW
«"ri a flecremse last >ear of 210.0V> bushels, i
•r-^iTTMT c«rn locally closed 'We ar.d No. 4 60c.
both nominal in elevator, export basis. No. - ;
*».' T^oniiria: f. o. b. afloat. OATS— Inactive
hut «=teadv 'n Eympathy -p-ith Uw other markets ;
»tU rr. :icht offeriucs." The visible showed an j
jt.^-*^.^ at i- 000 tu c hels, airainst a docreaae
last week of 58.000 and a decrease a year apo
RTS3SO9Q CSasb oats here barely steady. Mixed. .
M W •- Tt»f quoted nominal; r.ati;ra! white, ]
r^ to Z" > 52%«?55C snd clipped white. 34 to I
4" Tb< SS^eSß^cC nYE — Quiet: NO. 2 West- j
p^n r*U r.on-.ir.al f. o. b. New Yarfc BARLET— ;
NEW YORK PRICES,
yesrer
'ATeat- Open. Hitrh. Tv^tv. dose. day. i
SI 41 /•--
: .z. = - ?4 7^l
; :::■ =
H :..... - - «* 5 - v |
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
WTH*t Con;. <">ntc. j
ay .. . »74.«W GW.OnO 127.«v>n!
Ul- ",7; .::::::::: " •! ... ... c<m^oo rsiiooo
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
»■-_. 31 om p o>»o irs.oftri i
"„ ' (I>1 ; safooo jot.ooo 27.000
l^aßS -';r MrM'MI 25.000 207,000 240.000
< «STI<»N"- There was a further sbarp ad-;
Tsn-e with May peiliUß fcl 3«-€2c or 33 PO«t9i
,;..„.. , '.li,. clOßlny !;=tire« of Saturday and a little ;
h.t- ton 13 a bate abov« the low i^-el of U«t ; ,
• «»■ k" Trail-c was more a. -tire, with the frne
»••!«"• U-an a; any time since the culmination ,
the January break. The prospective redue
jj^n ;h« i^, ru l stock has been a Strom; factor j
t. raw of tbe market, while in «ddilinn to the i
wmom Urat »h« '-Id bulUt. Including -Mr. Tatten. ;
»"e rctirtng tlie bull -leal in May the advance j
iad Uw assistance of a reported hetter ?r>ot de- ]
iuoxl in the South. Vullfeh interior Hpures for I
Hir ojty. r.-i«irTK that larre CTicacemeius ;
4'p-ci; f-hipnaent l^ir.ained unfilled /tnd th» fact :
;na: continued dry wr«aU»er in tiie Southwest ;
«. ? tmpanied by escesßive mosture in the j
Eastern belt, maklnjs the ms cr.-p outlook in- ;
rr^sinsriy unccrtah.. Th»> closing tone v.»s j
••ra,;v a; ?n ««ti-ance of ll | fj2>' r-^'nt?. Southern .
«r^' ni*slce*s v.«:re unchanfforf to Uc higher. at;d .
t f^.. «.- business as reported from som« points. I
rrank lia.ijie. «f N.w Orleans, arrived here ><:•- :
y<'.*\ nwrntosr. a:ni was with Mr. Patten here ,
Siis ntornina;. There were rumors nf a conference
»erw*«i operators who were prominent on tli^ I
»u';l r«rlirr In the year, in, ;-:ii;rc Mr. Scales .
ird Mr. I'.ro-Ar. Local contract prices:
Satur- j
Open liich. L«tr. Oo»?e. day. i
r.bruar^...' - fi - — 14.4:; ■
Car.') 14.4". 147" 1».45 1 4 "-".Tj 1 4 <"^» 14.43;
iprU 14.47 14 47 1.47 14. 'H fll4.tr, 1-40 ■
ii 14.r.:{ 14.^-2 14. .V: i4.Tr,*j14.74 14.47:
t-jT<«» — — 14.4Ng14.51 14.20
Tulv I*r.O 14.V; 1».r>,0 14. 45^14.4*; 14 17 I
togest ...l-''.>-* I".*.*) X3.«0 13.530.13.53 1.T.«'.7 j
t«ptembcr.l l2*o i:: <«• 12.:«» l2.'.'7tiK!.<* 1 * 52>2 i
>Ct«ber ..12.4K 12-V.i 12.4» 32..V.',z12..V1 12. ;2 '
C<w^Kber.*.l2^9 12.20 12.2. 12 4<v& 52.42 12.28
$*c~urtxT.. 1^.36 12.4.'. 12 .:> 12.41^12.43 12.»> \
SjfCt ■was *;uiet and 3O frfihilr liigher at IJ.fi.'i'' I
V>r middilnt; ujiland arm ]T,.2<.>'- for middling !
Su'f; dettvered on contract, 40<* tailed. Uvei-pool ;
sahies: trpot eteadv; sal"F. 7. lfc^« b«l*s: spt-eula- ;
H' n an'l *K;«.»rt. . ."ititi; American. «;.<«•*"»; called j
so"'.:!.. S.OO/I i*ies: imposts. S.ITW. ai! A!:i"ricar; j
Middling uriand. Sd. Futures opened Ftendy at j
<> to 12 points alvan<^-. Ctoaed vrv Bteady at
I t>. 14 's T.<.ints hi^'i' r. Man-h. 7.7r-l: March- I
iprii, 7.73\n: April-May. ;.6»*ad: May June !
•«>tc : June -Juiy. T.fii'id; JuJyAupust. T.T««; _->i ; j
tayatt-Cei'teudier. 7.27 d: Ser.trrti!«r-<^«-tot^r. !
t.R2'l: Ociober-Xov«mbcr. «i.*u;d: Kovember-De- I
"•anber. ft-525id; IVoensber- January, ti.JQ'id: >
isr;iaT\ February. ftSOd.
< OITKE — Quiet. bjs!<« asrre^atine 14.2.'.')!
Tier. Prives wr* steady, closing unchanged i
iraist tihe f.na.l «>f la«t w*ek. Foreign markets
»<■;» f-iea^\ . Havre <icsii;p at *± fnute advance.
l?ETit.i;rß 3 « yiV'Tir'. ;r higher, an-! Brazil un
r^acr^J * rt 2T> T«?i6 lower. Firm offer- from !{r»-
Xii -^*-re i-1i|;l;t!j- aSove a parity with local prlres.
iri the j.Vs*>n<~e of ofr«rinsrs i.> a bullish feature i
if wen as prospects for a moderate supply of j
mild <-r>fie». it t--Snp flsiniM that hi Venezuela j
tri» rr'T 1 trill bft only about r^t j.<r < »nt of last j
r«zr. Th» cash market w«s i"tea,jy a t f* 4 r fur
Ri^ N«r 7. Warebouse deliveries in t!>e United !
f'stfv frr th=* week were Mas 'lacf. a«ta!::«t j
10T..144 Unl w«dc *'..<: 134.34 last year. Of the
:-.!;■ T amopst N>r.- York iiSd 7S',<:»'> bajrs. |
Uocal contract prices:
Sat;-r- |
Open, HipH l>jw. Clos*. day. |
ITarrh — — -- *1.90«i«.1Ci C.BO i
fr-',l — — -- 7..fiQ7.<;.". 7.0O;
I'tv 7."T, ~.CC. ZI,T, T.uMIT.IH 7." T. |
trr.'- — — — 7.10e7.13 7.101
ju!v — — — 7 1.1«r7 :<• 7. is |
***vrt — — — 7.15«7.2« 7.15
teptetcber — " '— ■ ."• — 7 K»r, 7.1.1 7.10
>f/t*r ........ — — — 7.l'^-7.ir, 7.10!
No.emUr — — — 7.1067.15 7.10
I^cerober 7.10 7.1*» 7.10 7.'.'j<f7.ir. T.l** j
Isnu&O 7.1" 7. !•» 7-10 7.iUQ7 1-*. 7.l'•: winter j
■iraiebtx, %T, -ir.ii $r. i.-, ; Tisnt<r r'«tent.«. f^ 600 .
|«1O; £-;>ri;:z :\. am. *4 C<"; §4 '.•".: extra No li
»Inrrr. S4 7i!yjr, : «- X ; ra . No « v inter. SISO9h
f »«;.-.: ICanssa rtratehta. jr. ir.-ti J" ::<> nrcK- ;
R'HEAT FXOUK— DuII: J.-jlk. ?2 ': V-' O.l I»<-r j.
I<W !b. BrCKWHKAT— Noinlra'. BYE
Cl.'/Vl'.-rinii: fair to rood $4 30Q9E4 43;. J
•"-,;cr io fancy. *4 00«;- *1 <;.". i'O!;NMKAb —
••'a.ly: kiln <irnd. f.l 4<t. Ti.M; MH*!. — i
V--"nr!y; f]ti«- vhite aiiii yytiow. (1 SSGfKfI; I !
:->ar*e. $1 4.','ifl .X PEKO— IVoFt.-rit and ! :
rlty firm : W"<st'-rn ynritiu. *2'iff % 2fi T.O; ,s'«r.<l- ;
• r<l r/iiddliiifr. S3B 2Sfi:S2GSO; flour uo. $2H 73 j <
♦=*2tt2^: red <iop. $:i'iv;s::i : ■
Miik: ?20 7.j '•: - . - «aeks: ini<i(iii:ig,» ?2c;7."T/ h
t:; w^'t $: 'M r.n; hominy chop, ; <
$27 r-n hntk: JIS 7'i sacks; oiimea!. s:;t." ,
PROVISION**— Stronp and higher esrly,
ritti »cti\.- co'.erinc by thorts nnd rome new ii
rcylnc Influenced l>y tii«- continued strength J
n live lu.es and prospects fur Jnoderato re- i
•*:'.pis. Trading in lar' l for Xuture tfelf revyj ]
« - «s reyjtnec or. the Produce Exchange to* (
lay, aft*r bavina: !»»•'!; suspended f'<r a'.mut
aretity y<ars POXK — Firmer: rr.«-3i>. S2C;
*w!!v, 126 Mfr 837: short cl-»r, 52-'.«r >'_'7 -10. :
SEEF— Sft«. »1 4 'j $I 4 Mi: •famiiy. $]Srt*lS r.O; I
»r"k»-t. *i 4 r.oi;*ir,: rxtra in<3i^, mesa, * 2 's."•<<«* 1 1
-7 liK£f" If AM» — firm at ?24^52(J. :
>UEKKEO !lO'"S— -StT'inar; quoted: B.icons, j '
?:,<■: 1M ». 12>c: IC* 11. IS'.f-: 140 lb. j i
3*»<- ; pire. l^^.r CCT MEATS— Pickled b«-l- j!
'.*« frn»«r: smokier. iCe; 1" iv 14Vj@l.V-: 12 i<
*>• J4V:' r ''!-i»*c: li Ib. 14 i atjl4^,c: pickl'-d «
v.v ' trxu. li^SlSc TAU>D\V— Steacj ; * <
city. (!■„ ...:.. country, CU@7c. i.vr.i'
Strong; Middle Wost. 13.55^13.05c; city firm
er. 13?4c: refined Birohpr: South America.
14.6Ttc; continent 14.05 c; Brazil K.-e«. 15.63 c;
compound firm '.»\ e'loc. STEARINE — Firm;
o;< Iserl6c; city lard, lS'ic.
■SUGAR — Refined arm and unchanged. Fine
gtanulatcd quoted at 5.15 c net. less 1 jer cent
cash. New business moderate, but liberal with
ciawaie noted. The 1 ndon market for boat
sugar v. ■ aim at ■ ■harp advance, and Febru
ary was quoted at 14s lid; March and May. 14s
**d. Raw here firm, with higher j>riccc asked.
It vvt.s severally believed that 10,000 bag* Cuba
ctr.trlfugal. April shipment, snld at ■': l-10c, la
I e<;ual to A.a2z duty paid, ard it was saUl at the
j close thnt thorp, was nothing lor sa.<- in any po
! sition below that figure. Spot sales quoted:
Ctntrifucrl. P6 teyt. 4.30 c; muscovado, 69 '•■>•.
Otk- .and mo!assps supar. SO teal 8.61
HICK — Quiet, but prices were unchanged and
I tone generally ■tea
MKT.U.S (.;•; ■•-. — Standard dull: Fpot
| and Uelivertes up to the end of May. 12. t *7 l i@
i 13.12» : c. London steady: spot at £50 10.«.
i futures at :•..< 7s Od. Lake copper here. 13.50
©13 75c: electrolytic. 13.2C©13.60c; casting:.
13 Sj 13.25 c. Weak: spot and February.
32.62% 032.87 vie: March. April. May and
| June. 32.&06>32.75ci Lon<ion weak; spot £149,
i futures at £150 10s. LEAD — Steady; spot.
| 4.Cy«j 4.70 c Now York. 4. 454 i 4.50 Bast St Louis.
; London lower at £13 :»s S»J. SPELTER— Firm;
! spot. D.70& r..SOc New York. 5.50©.".. 05 East
i l.oui«. London uncharged at £23 2s CO
! IRON* wes unrhanßed a. .".Is -".'i for Cleveland
i warrants in London. lx>cal!y no chance re
i polled. No 1 foundry Northern. $15 500
$18 7! No 2. $1825&$lS50; No 1 Southern
land No 1 Southern soft. $18 50©$. IS 75. pig
! iron f'rtlflfatt s unchanrcd. No sale*
MOLASSES AM) SYRUPS— Firm here and
i at New Origan*, with business fairly good
N'AVAIi STORKS — Spirits turpentine steady
but quev and unchangr*. Roan firmly lielii. but
• unchanged. Tar steady at former prices.
OILS Unseed oi! unchanged. Refined pe
troteuia steady at 7.yyc for standard white In
I Lbls at N»-w York.
COTTONSEED OIL — The strength in lard
' ami in cotton resulted in moderate buying: prices
i »*»r«? firm, closinp .it a nei advance of 1 ': 10
i poinis. sfa'es, 7,500 bbls. Local contract prices:
Satur-
Open. High. Low. Close. day.
Spot — — — 7.2007.56 7.10
March .... — — — 7.2057.23 7.10
April . — — — 7.80©7.36 7.20
May 7.37 7 '■'■■ 7.:.7 7 96$ ,38 7.29
July . 7 4.'. 7 •!>• 7 4.". 7 44i7.4.'. 7.38
September..: 742 7.4G 7.42 741 7 I-"- 7.37
! October .... 0.57 r. v 6.64 f>.S3^6.So ••7.
j November. .. — — — «; :■:■'■;, >'• 58 c.04
1 Deceir.'tKT — — — 6-38tf6.50 0.35
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York, February 2S, 1910.
BEANS AM) PEASU- Receipts, 1 .-• ! " baga
• beans and 41JO baps peas. Snail white beans
I dull and «-a?Ie:. Choice marrow and red kidney
i steady. Other varieties slow. Scotch peas weak.
i BEANS — Marrow, choice, bush, >. 95; fair to
! good $2^55152!»0, medium, choice. > - iJ2^i*is2 Tm";
• I^a. 5255H52 37 1 :: fair to good. $227 1 ,4@
>_ 32-;; im^orteJ medium. >. .■.'.s- 20;
! v.-hite kidney. $335€5340; red kidney. $:; 25;
yellow eye, .». 15; black turUa soup, $285@53;
j i;ma. California. $2i»7^Ss3. I'KAS— Scotch,
; bairs. bush. 42 25Jj?2 J7 ; :
Ul TTI X Rc-coipts. 3.759 pkgs. Not enough
high fresh creamery to Buppry jiresent
j neeus and the market advanced '•<•. closing
j firm. Other qualities sympathized a ••;<• and
I there was fair trading. Creamery, specials. Ib.
' S.'ic- extras, 32c: firsts, 30^@31c; - .---.■
StY: thirds. 27©27»»c- held, specials. .'fc-V: ex
tra*. 31c: Brats. 2y-rij3tti-: second*. -' -
j thirds. 2t;«j27c; state dairy, tubs, finest. CO-: *f" ;°J
ITo prime. 27jJ2yc: conimon to fair. 23!ii2<;c;
[ recess, special? 27Jj27 i jc: extras. -• I .ic; n'rsts,
! 2.%825-nc; second?;. ■S-rs- : Western imitation
I creamery, firsts. 24Q23c; factory, firsts. 23c: sec
onds. 22r- thirds. 20@21c; packing stock. No 2,
21c: No 3. Il»-g2<ie.
CHEESE — Receipts. 294 boxes. For cream
j cheese the f.-eline 1= rtrm and cenfidr-nt. Hish
1 pradc- skims in fair demand and firm, but cur
i ser.t f;ill cream and fktirs are of poor quality
j sr.d have very little outlet. State, full cream.
1 fail make, spocials. 17 J 2& l*>c: fancy. 17 '^c; zcod
'< to prin;e. 16US H'.'mc: current r.iake. V.°st, 15Vs0
1 16c: common to fair. 13613 c: skims. Hi tb. fall
I mak.-\ specials. 14 ! ~c; soot to prime. 13ht@14c:
I current make. be«=t. Il!gl2o: fair to cood, 60
1 We: common. - J iQ7c: full skims, Ziiic.
I EGGS— Receipts. 2,354 cases. Arrivals are
: liberal, prices lower and tone weak, with only
[ a moderate movement. <tate. Pennsylvania and
: nearby hennery whites, fancy. 32@34c; fair to
grcod. 30@31r: hennery browns, fancy. 27$2se;
gathered 25@26c; fresh cathered. extras. -• :-7
•--.- 2 seconds. 23'ilg24c: fresh gath
ered dirties. 23c: checks. 21c; refrigerator, prime.
23c: fair to good 21622 c; poor. 18g20c; checks.
IT-'Sl^c; duck eggs. Baltimore, dozen. 4-"'i4->' :
•Virginia. 42^'44c; Tennessee and Western. 40
6 42c.
FKCITS — DRIED — Market steady on fvap
orated apples, thouph quiet. Aprils quotable
at *". T *c and March-Aprils at 6"!ic. APPLES,
evaporated, fancy. It.. 10*i@llc: choice. 9Sf» l 2c:
■..■•..- Canadian, prime. C**®
6He; common to fair. G#6%c: olil. o^ig'P.ic;
sun dried, 6®CVtC; Southern. 6*iSCSe; Pen:
Eylranla S%®7c: cores and skins. 100 tb. $1 •> :
Canadian. fl 45©$1 50; chopped. S1GOS1»;5;
' CHEKRIK? Ib. l«€18c: RASPBERRIES, eva
orated 22-a22'-c- BLACKBERRIES. o®7c;
i nrcKL.EHEP.RiEt:, 13514 c: APRICOTS. Cali
fornia, Moorpark. 12gl3>i2c; Royal. ll©12c;
PEACHES, reeled. 15£20 c; uni.ee'.ed. 6@Slsc:
■ PRi'NB?. 3^7 ! ;c FRESH— Apples p^llinar well
■ for best stock, especially red fruit. Pears steady,
i Cranberries dull ar.d weak. Strawberries quite
1 j.lentv and poor. Oraneres well for top firrades.
APPI.ES. Baldwin. $2 --■'...: ■ alnts. $2 25
«"jS4- Kir.p. S2."<iTfs4 25; Spitzei ?. $2 50©$4;
Ppy. *2 50-754 f.O: Hubbanlson, $2 25*i?3 25; York
Imperial. $?• 75JiS4 75; Hen Davis, • S3@s3 50;
Ru?.=et. (2@5250; Far "" estern. box. $1 25@53;
TEARS. KJefler. bask.. ;-. .>■ 25: CRANBER
RIES Cape C«.d. lat». bbl. $2 50@$5; Jersey.
J2 7.".'553 li>; STRAWBERRIES, Florida, quart. 10
■&."i(v" ORANGES. Pineapple, box. SI r>n'sjC4: Other
Flori'la. £l@s3 50; Porto Rico. 50c#?2iO: Cuban.
M 5515- California. SISS3 25; TAXGERIXES.
Florida, strap. $1 54>554,: Porto. Rico, half box.
>:$:;-;•. •■■jran. $1 •"..'-. I<> ; California, $1 45<g
$2 10- GRAPEFP.riT, Florida, box. $I@s3;
Cuban, $12T.^S3'-7; Porto Rico. $152?4 2-">;
LEMONS. Ca;iforr.ia. box. $16." f$ '■: PINEAP
PLES, Florida, rrate. - 1 .".o*7 S2 75 ; Cuban, .$l2O
■Ss2 ri(»- I'nrto K:cr>. >• or.'/S2 00.
MOPS — Some demand on th» Pacific Cn^s*
-• some export call, with sales of about 1.500
bales in Oregon, at 20ft21c, while 20.' has been
bid in Sonoma County, with growers not Inclined
'to ac-ce-.t. in New York ?:at« continued steady
l.'jyir.jr of small lnts of brewlnc hops from Me to
2SC. Iwal market quiet. State. 1909, prime
Ito choice. 33834 c: medium to trnnd. 31Sf32f ;
Pacific 'V»ast. " ltMjj). ririnie to choice, 24@25c;
I niedjuin 10 por.d. 21 623 c: slate, 1908, prime to
1 choice and l?»O7 nominal:" Pacific Coast, "■•"-
Iprime to choice. 1S&20C: '.■• 7 13®J5c; V.».>G, 8?
10c: Henr.ar.s. W.<. ' - ■''-■
HAY AMI STRAW Feeling- firm on top
1 e'ad.? .... nnJ clover. Low praties
■ easy Ptraw wea'c. HAT, timothy, prime, l^rce
l>a!<s. !<•<• Tt>. $1 15: No T. to No 1. ICc^iS! 12": :
Bhippinjr. packing. ii7"c: clo\ - er am) clover
n-.i\e,i. r<n.-<a.«l n-'s: STRAW, 10-ia: ryr. "fj^io:
sh-rt and iHHBIe.I n.'* 1 - »>"'": "«' a ;iri wheat, 50c.
ron.TUV — ALIVE — Receipts. 7 cars by
f>. isrht and a few soat'erine ••■•ops by express.
Holders incline.? to feel steady, but outlook
Bcmewhat uncertain, as the distributing mar
l-rt-s had a surplus last week. CHICKENS.
Ib -174i17'~c: FOWIiS. 2Or ; ROOSTERS, old
aji.l younp* ir,£j ir.uc; tit.kky.'. 14©20 c:
PITKS 17c: GEESE. 12' ? ffl i:'.' : c ; GUIXEA
KoWI.S. pair. .".<>c: PIGEONS, pair. ::oe.
DRESSED — Few fresh killed fowls in. but
•fvr.i.-es i'lrlifaie h few more to roni« thl«
week than last. Filing f!rin at IS'ic for 4-lh
in barrels, ami holders inclined to ask lflc
iv l.oxes. Heavy fowls «<-Il elowly. Little
ot>:er fresh kilLed poultry arriving. Frozen
poultr>" -Tuiet. Fresh killed: TURKEYS. West
ern '-"<; ".".<"• canons. Phlladelohla. 2O«*CRc:
<>hi.> 22"d2<'.<-: other Western.' 15"325 c; broil
ers. Philadelphia; fancy squab. pair.-T.ieSOc;
f.-»iicy .... and under, lb, -^<i"nr-:
PennsyH-ania 24«/25c: CHICKENS. roasUnß.
Phi!a.s'lj.l)!a. fancy. 0 H> a»'l over to pair, Ib.
•••t.-- Pennsylvania. R lb. 21o: Western. l«g
IT.- «1o mi-jed w»»iphts. Philadelphia, fancy.
20©21e: Pennsylvania. ir,&liH-. Pnvi.f=.
\V< stern. V:ovcs. 00 lb and over to floren. IS'ic:
4g i n i«vi -t'lSc; "A 10 42 Ib. ICAOI7C; bar
rels. Hrv picked. 4 H> average." 3 fiJic: small-i
■ir.i. <f? 17-ie- Ohio and Michigan, scalded,
lei C ; other western. 140I8^c; oi.p COCKS,
■\ir-' '.«C>T'A IS. i>rinie. larce. wliitc. dnz^n.
S". T, ft ■%'• 75 : lmn- rfs~k. $2: culls. 50«i7r.--:
GTIIVEAS rpririF. 3 in and over pair. SI.
Fnwen— TURRETS, younu t<.ms i^,-'-.r:
vouns liens. 1-w2.".c: "H tonis. -2" ',-..•:
CHICKENS broilers, milk fed. 2"fff2^c: <-r>rn
r-d iS'.j2>- CHICKENS, roast inc. milk fed.
•n»2Sc: <-orn f.fi. IS«t2."c: do roast inc. milk
}<;i '-ifit "'■:■■ frvorP. lS01»c: rom fed. JSffl
„.,•. f,,-,. rs 17^17^.'-: FOWLS, dry picked, 13
JftSUc: OTT' COCKS. I3«i@Hc: DUCKS. 17
g^-Xr: GEESE. 12-i; IT,-.
' c \>fF — Ftahhlts 1n Hr'it siinr.:-. generally
po., r "ar<l of irrrrular valu». Wild .lucks out
tawe«l. n>TlßlTS— Fresh, rair. 20930 c; .lac*
rabbit* KOSTBOc
; . fATOEO AND VET.ETABI.K.S.r I P.ota.toV»a
. »« R ,ly but .-■-.■ ■ ■ drasTTirs:
Onions slow. i^thac" firm. New Orleans
},< -ry Tnii carrot* loner. Cel*>ry ROc lower
under heavy receipts frcm Floririn. Cauliflow
ers in V"»r condition aud <lra«?K!nc at I'-.'V
fibres Vxcept California, which rule hi^er.
• Miifory at.d ewrarole firm for fancy. L?K
pUnU:nrm. Kale and sj.inaeh in !! c bi re
rejr,t and lMi-'icr. .Tvrttuc- steady for fancy.
but ? rho*t stocfe poVr and of little value. Lee i«
=r.-!r-e Sliwllotg weak. Teas in 1 ifrl > BUpply.
rv>. ners steady Pai»ley lower Sirii'.fr h.-wtis
we'uVT Tomatoes mo\-lns; Fiowlr. POTA
... new, rrate. Kl-S3CrSl.Tr>: Rt
»r' :i 'V« second rron. Mil S4'./s»i: Virginia and
yr'rviiH' $1 -:•'• fl European, ins n> hup.
A V^ine. in bulk. ISO lb. $1 :.-.'., $17.".: IC."
Ih bair Si *0<?$1 00: Ftare and Western. In
hulk 180.1b P137051«2: I«i !b hue. $1 "<"•.!
t SI 20<f«1 ■■■■•■
frost<^ stock 75cf;S1: SWEET POTAT.QE»» j
Vineland. hafket. OOe©*!: oiliwr J«»*»«J ";"'
De!»mar» 2S«O0c: ARTICHOKES. California.
dnim. *S@«1«: AXISE. New Orleans. bbLi
«•• -nit «s- BEETS Charleston. 100 I»unchca,
i". -Vs4 " ;:<-v; :<-v- Orleans. $3©*sriO; Bermuda,
*'.-,.'* 'mVsI r,..: old. I'M. fFl«*l"2S: CAHr
j»'< .t« ton $10R$12; M>l or has;. 7Sc«J?I 12:
Charleston, ion hunches. $1 50$ 82 50; <N>w
OrJenns. »«S3SA; Bermuda, crate.vi 7-.- «
ni ••",- CABBAGES. Danish; crate. M<!js4..<i:
*;,' tOM C2505»0: domestic. tl6®« ion.
Fh»ri<!.n Mamt'e rase. *-1 ■••' I ■*-' ■>»: 10-ir.en,
il --.'■■ f California. MRO©«SO; ■ dozen
stalks! riocOfl: ?tnte. i«n\nr- CAI7tIFW>W>
ERR. Florida. e ri ,tc, ."(><• fell 75: ba«kptj»»jjfi»
ti 75- California, half ca«e, Roc«sl--»,
rvirOfCt N-w Orleans, hbl. S2 ."O'.( $4 sn;
K-CAUOI C 5.1 vi $4 ."-<•• EGGPLANTS. ETorld*,
,'-;,«•:'■.s.".• Cahao. *.'"S4- HOHPERAOIKH.
''o.l' 11. %i'u%i~7>\ KALE. Norfolk, bbl, 75 fa
XT.C- KOHI.RAIM. N>tr Orieana. mo l.ur.ehrs,
«« :s-r : i.KTWE. Florida, basket, p«J««:
1 FFKf. New OrVaw, i<"i bunches, $.. u*i.
... Cuban, crate. $225Q52 40; state- r>n<l
w ; »irtern." white. :*.".<•'<; $1: yellow, liac, $1 -•• ■'
«•• -ci- i'-: <>r"it>fi«- «"niMity. yellow,
\Z- si 7r/eX2 37: rcrt. SI 75«*250: Conn#*cti
rar'- Valley. -elio-A-. Sl-40«?*1C0; raall v.:jt:o
, V 1. Vrr?*" •'.','•.»•; OKHA: Florida, rjir
tVrr «? mi'«( j.' 1 .-.<•■ Cuban. Si''/«::r.o: OYSTER I
PIAVT^HMrhj 'i«i> $:«OS4: PEAS. Florida.
'.-Vvf-t * *2©*7: n^rmudn. hex. W.W)ps4 50;
PEPPERS Florida: lnrse bo* (4055: carrier
r.r'i-aOcft f r.it'i t.". 50: Cuhan f-nrrier. $2 2-i
i
IVY New Orleans, ctirlv. ?7f, 57 s<» : i.iHin.
*<:'(>%-■ bf«i!»« ri :".w *l -"'i: Bermuda, crate,
*i -'.-„>' 25 KOMAIXE. KloriHn, basket *1«
*-_'25: r."ern,u<ia. rrHf. «l«s2»sj SHALLOTS.
v. w Orieana bbl: $'t«/ *:i •"•<•: -:!::.. BEANS, I
!■•!.. ri<!e. war. ».-\<-kft. f2«*<: ar^-en. J2« *:j .'.":
SPiv»<"H. Norfolk. bbl. $1 B0OI250; sgt'ASH.
512505225: FU"-lda xrblto. box. Sl@|lso;
CiT-in. "«!'.<s! 2": TORNIPB. rutabusra. l»bli
CAcfi-51: » New Orkem «h!t". *1 2oi< *1 "■'•;
old. CocS»l; TOMATOES, Florid^, carrier.
. ; . . > .
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDxVY, MARCH 1. 1010.
tisotfft: fcaban. $ltsmst»; WATER
CRESS 1"" bu lichee. $1 r>o@/f2.
HOTHOUSE r»OI»l CIS Mushrooms plenty
and weak. Beet tops higher. Cucumber*
scaree 1 - lettuce lower. Mint more plenty and
lower.' Radishes and rhubarb < « o ail>. •£%:
matoe* firm. BEET TOPS box. «c©M: CI.
crvßKi:>. dozen. $1 CO o*2 23; box. $3 ©5...
IKTT!<-K. strap. $ir.o@»2 50; MINT. down
'.', ;'-!,. T.-.c: MUSHROOMS. Ib. Uo4Oe:
RADISHES. 10f> bunches. $1 r.Osf $2 50: HIM -
Baku Lon Island. l<>o bunches. • ••'a*' 1 -
We-ter'n. dozen bunches. 400 00c; TOMATOES,
lb. lUGf-'oC '
' LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. February 2s. 1&10.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
Beeves. Obws. Calve 3. BtMMB. Hogs.
jersey City 2.172 1 1.34.% 6.603 13,051
Sixtieth street..- S3 2.043 3.848
Fortieth street. . — — - 12.415
Lehigh Valley.. ■,•Bl — 773 . 10.733
Central Union.. 3,440 — 243 8,314 — —
Weehawken .... .78 — - -
Scattering 04 113 • ** 4,850
Totals 12.025 us 4,530 2* .ill 30.340
Tetals last %vetk. 12,8113 M 4.774 32.961 32.777
-- WEEKLY EXPORTS.
Live Live Qrs. of
Shipper Steamer. cattle, sheep, beer.
Morris Beef Co, Oceanic — — 3.350
Morris Beef Co. Bohemian.... — — 1.000
Swift Beef Co, Oceanic — — 1,320
Schwarxschlld & 8, Bohemian IS-1 — —
.1 <):,!■:.•■•■■ a Son, Bohemian. 160 — —
Miscellaneous, J>r;nudian .... 3 — —
DlUcnb&Ck & Dreelan, Maraeas — 20 —
Total exports 348 20 ?..730
Total export last week 324 — 4.644
Boston exports this -week 2.024 — 1,747
Philadelphia export* this week 4118 — —
Portland exports this weak.... Mft — —
To London 1.0G4 — 8.843
To Liverpool 2,211 — 1,0.12
To .Glasgow ... 86 — —
To Bermuda and West Indies. 5 20 —
Totals to ail ports 3.31R 20 6.477
Totals to all ports last week.. 4,453 — <J.46t>
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEVES.
Good to choice native steers $(> lf.,gs7 CO
Poor to fair native steers . 4 7.*.5S CD"
Oxen and stags 3 754* . > 85
Bulls and dry cows 2 Ss@ 5 50
Good to choice native steers one year
Ago 6 008G 05
— Receipts for two days. 220 cars.
or 4.100 head, including 204 cars for (laughter
and export and 21 cars for market, of which
."• cars arrived after 12 o'clock. Steers ruled
Una and 10©15 c -higher; bulls steady; cows
opened r><7?ir>c higher at Jersey City; late ar
rivals sold ' at easier prices; at GOth street
yards cows wees quoted steady. Medium to
choice st€<-rs sold at $.*> 75® $7 15 per 100 ib ;
one car extra prime. 1425 Ib, $7 60; oxen and
stajrs. 84 ">r.@?r. 50; bulls. B*oßs 80; cows.
$:.' t-o^S.'.. Dressed beef steady to firm at
8010 Vic per lb.
' Sales — McPherson * Co.: 20 Virginia steers.
1195 Ib average. $7 15 per 100 Q>; 13. 1210 lb.
$7. less $5 on the lot: 1. 1050 lb. $6; 17 Penn
sylvania. 1105 lb. $0 85: 4. 920 tb. $5 75: 2
bulls. 1450 lb. $3 20: 2. 1325 lb, $5 15: 1. 1250
lb. $5; 11. 012 lb. $4».i; 1. 780 lb, $4 75; 1.
420 Ib, S4: 5 cows. 1070 lb. $."■; 20, 1014 lb,
(4 90 :>. 1114 it). $4 85: 1. 900 Ib, $475; 8.
10: M lb. $4 70: 2. 000 lb. $4.'..": 1. PSO ib $4."0;
13. 1041 lb. $4 2.": 20. OS2 Ib, $4 15; C. 858 Ib,
510.": 3 840 Ib $3 00; 8. ' 10.-.4 lb. $175; 0.
1014 lb. 53 50; 8. 823 lb. $.". 25; 15. 75S Ib, $3 10;
1. 7;;" lb. $3: G. 770 lb, J2 00.
S Sanders: 1 bull. ISSO lb. S5 ."0: 3. 1100
lb, $5; 1. 570 lb. $4 7".: 9 cows. 944 lb. $4 30;
1. !'OO 111 $4 25; 4. 707 lb, $3 75: 4. 678 Ib,
$3 60; I, t>2o lb. $.".30: 2, 740 lb, $3 15; 1.
580 It.. $3: 2, 710 lb, $2 00.
Newton & Co.: 20 Pennsylvania steers, 11S0
lb-. ia do
Tobln Sr Shannon: 2 bulls. 122." lb. 85 05; 3,
1040 lb. $.-■ 2. -lOSr. lb $4 90: 1. 760 lb. $4 7".
1+ row? '.'.-,7 lb. $4 25: 14. 945 lb. $4; 26. 813
lb. $3 2.".: 2, 07.". lb, 83: 1 h»ifer. <>1O lb, $4 50.
S. Judd .v Co.: 1 bull. 900 lb. $4 00: _
rows R23 Ib $3 90; I. 1000 lb. $3 50; 2. 745
ib $3 2."; 1. 470 lb. $2 75.
Nelson <£ McCabe: 1 ox. 1600 lb. ?.". 50: 1.
1700 lb. 84 55: 4 cows, 1088 lb. $4: 12, 7so
ib 83 50: 1. 570 !b. $3: 5. f1.~2 lb. $2 85.
Andrew Mullen: 1 bull. 1380 lb. $5; 2 cows.
870 lb. $4 25: •». 918 Ib. 8*85; 11. 740 lb,
$3 50: 3. 733 lb. $3.
,T. •; Curtis* Son: l bull. 1750 rb. *.">: ■". 823 Tb.
$4 50; 5. 730 Tl- ?4: 8 cows. 10fi7 Tb. $4 40; 14,
804 •: . $3 50; 4. 750 Ib, 889; 4. 725 lb. $3.
< M.VKs — Receipts for two days, 2.087. in
rludinfr 967 /or butchers and 1.120 for the mar
ket. Steady for all grades, with possibly a lit
tle weakness on light common veals at Jersey
City. Pen* cleared early. Common to prime
ves']p sold at S7.V;i?sll 25 r r K>O lb; culls, $s'&"
$7- barnyard calves. $4'iis.".. a bunch of Western,
$«. City dressed veals barely pteady at IIS'"-'
!•«• lb: country dressed slow'at 101?14 dresyed
barnyard ar.d fed calves steady at S'r'g'lO l
- Andrew Mullen: 3 veals. 150 lb avera?*.
Kll 25 per 100 lt>- SO 12fl It.. $10 75; 13. 121 Ib.
$10 21. 116 It). 8950 IP. 11l lb. $9: 4. 9.S lb. SS 75:
5. 96 tb. $S 50; 4 culls, us ib, $7; 2. 130 Ib. $5 50;
I barnyard calf, 200 It), $5.
.1. G. Curtis ft Bon: 42 veals, 130 tb, 111: «1.
136 T v $1050 15, 120 Ib, $10 25; "•". 112 rb. $9 50;
C CUll*. 120 lb. $7: 4 yearlings, 49S rt). $4
Nelson & McCabe: 4.". veals. 146 It). $11: 23.
124 '• $10; 6. 120 IT.. 89; 5 culls, 190 Ib, $9; 1,
120 lb $5.
E. If. Hoills: 134 veals. 14." Ib. $11 25; 1, 139
Ib $8
V,' R. Hume: 40 Veals. 120 Tb. $10 73; 3 culls.
1O» IT. $7; 28 Western calves, 388 lb. $rt.
J<lliffe. ' Wright <£- Co.: 21 veals, 144 Tb. $11;
I, V»> '1 S-
McPhM-Roii ft Co.: 58 veals. 144 Tb. $11: 11.
126 lb. 81050; 4 culls, no n... 86 60; 2. 180 ib,
$0; 3 barnyard calves. 307 Ib. $5; 7 yearling!,
303 Tb $4
S. Sanders 56 veals; 153 lb. $11: 2?. 124 Ib,
$10 25- 25 117 TT> $9 75; 3 culls, 167 Ib. $7 50; 1.
116 ib $7- 7 106 Ib. $«50; 2. 90 Ib, $»".. 4. 75 Ib,
$5; 1 barnyard calf. 250 Ib, $5; 1, 350 Ib, 84 50.
Tobln & Shannon: 07 reals. 14» Tb, $11; 20,
122 n . Si': 12. 118 Ib. $8.
,- .Tudd & Co : 27 veals. 130 Ib. $11; 31. 131
•■ $0: 9 barnyard calves, 234 rt.. $5.
>Hi:KP AM) IAMBS -Receipts for two
days 52 cam. or 11,569 head, including 40 Vj
cars ' for slaughter and 5!4 for market. Sheep
w«-re firm: lambs strong and 25c higher than
last week's best prices; an* cleared promptly.
Common to pood slieep (ewes) Fold a- $s"ssr>so
pp r iqo n>- cul's. $4 50; common to prime lambs.
$860619 75: culls. $8; yearlings. 88 50. Dressed
ir.iuton steady. 11013 c; dressed lambs firm, }■•&
IG'jc; country dressed hothouse lambs: steady,
$4{£sll' per .<• ass.
t: a if.e —^. Sanders: 171 atato lambs. KO lb aver
age %'' 75 per 100 Ib; 128, r»^ lb. 89 75; 10.".. 76
rb $9 50 .'! slate v-earlmgs. 113 lb. $850; 2 state
pfc'ppp 12<> ■' . 8*90; 24. 101 Ib, $«; 3, 120 it).
SS 50- 0 70 51 > $5
< 7udd &■ Co : 230 Buffalo lambs. 70 Ib. $!> 2R;
II state culls. 50 Ib. ? fe : 1 state yearling. 70 Ib,
$3: <; sheep. 90 Ib. $4 50.
Tfb:n & Shannon: 220 state lambs. S3 tb. $0 50;
31. 04 "> $« 50; 15 mixed sheep. 123 Tb. $5.
Jl H Hollls: 28 state lambs, 66 IT). $0; 2
sl:»o*r 100 It.. $5.
.T. G. Curtis A Bon: 7 «:-a-» lambs, <V* lb. $0.
Kern« i 'oni mission Company 'late yesterday):
M Indisr.a cull lambs, 84 Ib. $7 50; 2«( Indiana
8 ] een 110 lb. $»».
HD(,< Receipts for two days. .-,.■> cars, or
0 204 l.cao ln<Mud!7i£ about a car for marker.
Feellnir easier and lipht to heavy hojrs. plfts
Included sold st $0754££U) per 'no TV Country
dressed h"cs st-ady at ;2fii3. ; light piss selllr.ir
ui> to 14' '' „„„
Pa>s— l ; 1,',. , n «• Co : ? state hogs, 232 Tb
average $10 r^r 100 »b; :.O state pigs. 113 Tb.
S«v 1 roußh. 350 It>. $0.
' S Anders: 40 state hojes. 154 Ib. $0 !V>: 40.
127 "■ $'». C - IeI c state pies. 101 Tb. $;>75: 3
ro.ielis' various weights. 87 90©88 83.
Tobin a- Shannon: 11 state h"zs. 132 Tb, SPO":
1 ».«>- 100 Th *r< 90
p'".lu«l.l *■ Co.: 10 state bogs, 172 Tb. $3 00; 1
rouph. 4' 0 It), S~ 0".
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Eust Buffalo. Feb. 28.— CATTI^E— Receipts,
1.900 active and 10^15c Igher; prime st<>»rH.
$»: ::...■ *7 25; Flipping. $tt©sß CC". butcher..
S4 7555060: heifer*, f 4 2oesß 40; cows. $3 25'j?
<••-. •.<. bulls $3 70©f5 75; Btookera and feeders.
*:: 75<ft$.">: ftorlc heifers. $3 25!?54; fresh
cows :^nd springers active and steady on good,
j*\6vf aVd easlT on • '»•• on, $200870. VEAI>S--
Recf-lpta 1 400; live and 50c lower, $O^Sll
i;oiif» Receipts. B. 600; active and steady: heavy
anl >»4\rri |095©510: york"rs. $9 70«*lO: pigs.
$9 70&59 75: i"«!irhF. $915689 35; staps, #7 50tt
i. .•alrir* $9 7r>099 9S. closing 16- higher.
SHEEP iND LAMBS ReceipU 16.000: sh^p
active lambs Blow; wethers 2Oc, lambs 2j'\
yearllutra 40, ln^rr. Lambs, 882808940; year
ifnjrf «v ■_•.-.-,,s'•<>■ wethers. $7 50@S7e5; ewes.
(C 75f757: "•'■ 1 ■■■ '■■■-'■' 83 50'g$7.
rtttsburg Feb. 2S.— CATTLE— fair:
r-hoiv, 75687: prime $6 50986 70. SHEEP-
Supply fair; prli wethers. $7 4O©s7 60; culls
an.l oonmion. $3©ss; lambs. $76*9 35; leal
ca!vo« $10<a$10 50. HOGS— Receipts fair 1 Ime
1-oavjf- and mediums, $!o<SsloWi: heavy york
,.-. .:. :■.-. lig Yorkers, $9 SO® s9 85; piss. *'J 70
ft«jj 7:. roughs. 89989 40.
iV.lcaKo !>h -- (.'ATTU: ReceipU 22/ioo.
etn>ne to 10c higher Steers. $5 30^$h 10; cows,
«&.«.". 75- heifers J4fSO: bulls. $4 SWBSS; calves.
i- 3«vio3 «vio- Fiocl<ns and feeders. 88 500 55 25. HOGS
—Receipts 35.000; Ifl^anc higher Choice heavy.
Sit fcOSJu 05' tellers. $9 7Bes* A o: ll<ht mixed.
tft 70<a$»7n : choice lirnt. $»75©59 85; packing.
$l»7sffltl'Hs; pljt«=. 591M«8950: bulk of sales,
S'« SOfifO 00.' SHEEP— Receipts. 17.006; sheep
■trowr.* lambs* weak. Sheep. $8 25®57 85; lamts.
$7 50e£!)a0; yearlings, $7 25©$S50.
KzT's'as City. Feb. 28. CATTLE Receipts,
\- t»»i ' Includrnjr ;* «"i Southerns; packer* und
fi>odr-rs weak: others active and strong to 100
hiz-Ver c-lioi'-e export and dressed beef steers.
So«J©s7so: fair to pood. $5 751? 50 75; Western
,,.,.. «-, 2.',!irj7 25: st.iclccrs and fe^i^rs. BMI
tc^nr.-' "Southern 85©87 15; Southern cows $3 :.<\<t
X- '•'-,'- ''native. »:•.••■■ lieif'r*--. $4 500*6 50;
bull*' «44r5»50: calves, $4 50989 HOOS—
(oit.t- U.OOO: Mil 15. ' fther Ton. SO «0; bulk of
•.-!«•■«" S-U 2T.'iis'.» 55; heavy. $» BO©s9 80; packers
and " butchers. $0 40®*» BO: light. <■:<■:*■:< 47 ' :
Sum $7. r .0««»- SHEEP— Receipts. 10.000;
ofa>';v to 10c higher. Umbs, $H 2.">« sB 15; year
iliiKS S7 75'i|SS75: wethers. BASOsW7 75; ewes,
j-tjyj'r : -.. Etockers and feeders, ?4 50-list>.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
• Chicago Feb. W.— Wheat prices advanced
sharply »'••• the oaing hours of the sexton to
day on a wave of crop damage reports and
Inf.iwnliJl buying. Corn and oats, respoaaiva to
the strength of wheat, developed firmness, but
their aiJvanvc fell far short ■■{ th* increase in
•he :i:ajor ... which ma l< a new top price
for t!i»* crop in ull the futures. Provisions, ac
cejetated by the higher prices for live hoaa and
tM .... arrivals at the paclvlng cf-ntres.
leaped forward asnin. with pork m the lead, and
a,,,, . 1 from 10c to -.". on the closing figures of
Saturday. Range of prices: Sntur
Wheat: Open. High. Uw. Cloa* day.
May $114-4 $1 15 7 - $1 '■»'* $1 16* $1 '*' =
■ . 1 ..7 1 n»% 1 "T ] ,
September.". 1 03H 1 JWS 103 IMH 103%
1 , . m 1., •• ♦.. ■«
SeritemCer." «7'» 68 81 i «S 67*.
47 47 i 47 iVi 47
,M , 44« M 41 , 44.
pambCT*.: 41 41. 4! . 4i«.i 41',
'f' l: 13 jr. 13 89 18 12 13 20 13 07
July .■.■.■.■.■.'.13 13 13 27 IS 10 1:1 17 13 07
'! ll)! ' lS M 12f.5 1280 1281 12 75
July 'Z\i':A2*2 12 00 1288 12 M 12 75
M<Ty rk . : ..... "4 «0 24 75 24 40 V 4 M 24 20
Ju ly .!.!... 24 :>2 24 70 24 45 MM £4 20
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
General Office, Broad Street Station.
Philadelphia. Ist March. MM
The Board of Directors submit herewith to the Stockholders of The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's, fynopeis of their Annual Report for the year 1009: —
The grb*s revenue" of all lines directly operated were • $1->3.5«4.5-i
Operating expenses, excluding taxes : $107,186.131. IS
Taxes on Pennsylvania Railroad and leased lines 4.767.02&.08
Operating expenses. Including taxes 111,003, 160.24
revenue from operation **I'tS"JS"«
Deduct rentals paid roads operated on basis of net revenue '.'.'■'■' 4 lS2.''Si 41
Net operating revenue of The Pennsylvania Railroad Company $37.4i9,331.84
To which add: —
Interest from investments $13, 545. 029.22
Hire of equipment. Interest General Account, and other items.. 2.403.602.94
tß.Bfl.«sS.>B
Gross income * $53,430,734.00
Detect:
Fixed rentals of leased roads $3,474,900 OR
Interest on bonded debt 12.961,422.03
Interest on mortgages and ground rents. interest on car truili.
4c . 1,935,352.79
____ 15.271. 976.28
v . , . ........ 835.!."*. 037.72
Net income : #
From this amount the following deductions have been made:
Payments account Sinking and Trust Funds $35.2.42j.fi-S
Portion of Car Trust Principal • 3.507,710.04
Extraordinary expenditures:
Amount expended in revision of grades and
alignment, and for additional tracks, etc.. $3,551, 509.92
Amount applied towards construction of New
York Tunnel Extension 000.000
9.581, 500.92
Cash Dividends, aggregating « per cent 19.173.742.50
Amount transferred to Extraordinary Expenditure Fund 2.000.000.00 _.„.,.
_ — 34,i08,658-l*
: Balance transferred to Profit and Loss •• • $450.300.5S
Amount to credit of Profit and Loss. 31st December, 1908 $24,234,500.07
Add credit balance in adjustment of sundry accounts 444.458.06
Amount to credit of Profit and bcea 31st December. 1909 $25.149,65i.il
GENERAL BALANCE SHEET. (Condensed.)
3 1ST DECEMBER. 1900.
ASSETS. '
Road, equipment and ra*'. e5tate.. 5305.012. 527.00
'Securities owned 272.901,423.33 j
Securities received with the lease
of the U. N. J. R. R. and C. Co. 480.28 '
1.0ar.« for Construction and Real
Estate purposes to various con
trolled companies 4.555.U5.4S
New York Tunnel Extension 87.485.630.73
CURRENT ASSETS.
Due from controlled
companies for ad
vances for con
struction and other
purposes • • $1,35.,. l-.*». 1 —
Due from Individuals
end companies .... 6. 642,853.30
Dv» from agents 6,541.371.04
Bills receivable and
miscellaneous as
seta 3.818.718.17
Materials 11.M8.128.35
(^ch 107.725,636.38
18r.8M.333.38
finking Fun:». Trust Fund, and
Insurance Fund 8,462,52».51
, ! j
Total ...» 3780.400v022.a0
" '~ " , r, r. *. t\- r RCo stock is pledged for the payment of the out
'"^^■•"^^^■^S^ Company for Insurances on Lives and
standing stock trust certificates ssuea D> ten y Jg , edsed ; cr
Grant.nr Annuities, a^,« by" Fide,Uy Trust Company.
the Bonds and Note, of your Company, which mature
in I* l ©. n« . , nr , of Stod 849.300-00, held to retire the ouUtavdlai
M si'2£i»l.»iua»«t« Bond. .«■ s««. «- ■»•■«" - m -"' *
your Company. '__ ; — ■ ~.
FUNDED DEBT.
Conversions were made into Capital Stock of
MT^aflOfi of the ten-year thiee and a haif per
'Bonds i^,^™^
100-.'. leaving outstanding $1(> -~;", Con e -ib c
ten-year three and a Jjalf^r "ggOWJg"™
2SSSffiS?«.W* out
standing 886.835.000.
SECURITIES OF OTHER CORPORATIONS.
% The cost Of the securities held
fhe >w waf 3?5!214.737.47. bo:n S 4.88 P^r cent,
upon the cost thereof.
CAR TRUSTS.
n^ed^nTthe-^.^d^eut^.^
Uftcates of Series H. I. ana K. of the Pmnarl
va^k^oßnVstock Trust, and Perils A. B. and
LINES WEST OP PITTSBURGH. 1
CAPITAL STOCK AND FUNDED DEBT.
li TOSSES i^anS^i a F «-
WMmmm
fssssss
the v°a- IPO? and the necessary funds to pay)
oft the remainlra- amount of the b0.,,1, were ,
bV^err'in^ |
ro an ,he balance Sheef of the Vandalia Railroad
C There w«n no new issues of capital stock
, ' , r no ,, e i,v the . ..mpanl«>» aenbraced
\Z r in-s Wes?'of Pittsburgh, wttt th. ex cptlon
S*aScur?tiea iWaed >•■ STdi* by
mmsmm
GENERAL. REMARKS.
Ket Income of $34.WJ.toO_<w. °*». "' UltinK IIP -
Ftork A'llotnvnt of NovP.noen 1909 ••••• -; • •• ;; • ;-•--• •.•; •-• 300W
Conversion of Coin ertlble Bonus of UK ■ ( _»*
Conversion of Convertible Bonds ofl.*^
Conversion of Dividend Sc* «« M a - 1J "-'#
,f, f ,- ... $*6. 4430. 000.
Total issued during 1009 ■•»♦ *
In addUJon to the above thew « ? outstan^
"r . view of the larga numbtr -f
mmmm
hoMers on the last business days In the
months of February. May. August, and No
vember.
T'le downtown tunnels of the Hudson and
Manhattan Rnilroad Company were opened foi
tr-nc on July 10th. and «nder.*arreement.
Previously made, pasiengeri to and^ from^y our
lines have the option of using these iatil.l
tmnslt tunnels between your Jerpey Citj sta
„ n-l the terminal of that «'onipany at
Churrh nnd Cortlandt Streets. New JorkATlita
tunnel system will also he extended throuß.i
Jersey i ; lty westward from your station to a
Point east of Summit Avenue, where connec
?lon will be rrad- with your lines Your rail
road will be electrified from that connect on
to the new station at Harrison. N. X. an.l a
new branch will be constructed from the
latter point Into Park Place In the city of
Nelnrk A joint tap..! transil electric service
will then ho operated between th- Hudson
Company's rhureh Street Terminal New York
City nnd Park PUce Button. Newark.^ The
new' station at Harrison will provide th. fa
"llltlss for pas*»P.<rera rt»atri«g 10 "■»"»'"'" ►*-
tweea this rapid transit lice and all trains on
your ••«.;;
I^IABIUTIES.
fCapitai stock $401.064.5*W>.00
Btock allotment receipts 1!»9 3.441.952.50
rremlum on capital Stock 7,043,910.00
Funded debt of Tha Pennsylvania
!>. r. Co 243,303.610.00
i Funded debt of companies whose
properties have been acquired by
The Pennsylvania R. R. Co 84 530.500 .00
Guaranteed Stock Trust Certifi
cate*, New Tork, Philadelphia &
Norfolk R. n. and Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore R. R.
Co - S 14,513,250.00
Mortgages and Ground Hent3 pay
abU =.M3, 9 a5.13
Securities received with the lease
of the V. N: J. R. R. and C... 3,a?3, 450.25
Car Trust Principal and Taxes
charged cut and awaiting settle
ment f1.131.5«3.0l
Extraordinary Expenditure Fund.. 2,0>«>,""O.0O
Replacement and Kerewal Funds.. 4,00?, 300.47
CURRENT LIABILITIES.
Pay rolls and vouch
ers $13,317,835 72
Due controlled com
panies other than
traffic balances ■•-• G. 049.374.59
Due Savin?. Relief,
and Insuranca
Funds, etc 1.718.835.48
Interest accrued, and
interest and divi
dends due and un
collected 2.955, 772.43
Miscellaneous llablli
tl . B 1. 622.46?. S3
30,811,687.38
Sinking Funds and Trust Fund.-.. 10...4.952.C9
Profit and to« 25,149.667.71
Total $750.400,0.-2.20
1 c of the Pennsylvania Car Trust, havlnp n-i'.urM
I during the year, were paid *>\'l £"''"■■ ' and
i thereby i>.2S<> cars. coatlnK $6,000,000. became
i the property of the respective companies which
contr'huted 10 the cost thereof.
gate $61,100,000.00.
TRAFFIC.
The number of tons of freight moved on the
five general divisions- east of THUburgh and
Erie in 1909 was 218.342.390. an Increase of
i ••"•■ «r-fi <>r IR.OI r»r cent . the nutnbei ot )»s
' senscrs -;« rti.210.9M. an increase of 2.539.431.
1 or 4.CJ per cent. .
i ' : The other Railroad Companies east of 1 Itta
fcurzh and Erie In wnich your Company la Inter
ested show satisfactory results. Detailed state
nienta of their operations will be found in their
i respective annual report* as well as in th* full
! report c* your Company.
Htlei at sundry r r 'int«: also, to Increase th
locomotive a id oar equipment to meet th* in
creased lemaj 'is of traffic.
CONSTRUCTION EXPENDITURES.
Th»r» was expended during the past jfar for
ronstructlon equipment, and real estate on the
Un«s West of Plttsburch $8,948.35».T4, of which
$t.-*7 t >. 17-.!** waa charged to Capital, and
$4*872.386.80 to Surplus Income.
' Tlie expenditures were principally far the eleva
tion of tracks in Chicago and Columbus, the con
struction •' second, third, and fourth track* on
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad second
track o» The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, CI ago and
.-it I/v.ii? Railway, increase In yards and terminal
facilities at Cleveland, Chicago, Indianapolis, and
at other point* and for additions to and improve
ments of the motive power and equipment.
TRAFFIC.
The number of tons of freight, moved on the
lines west of Pittsburgh was 134.180.173, an In
crease of 30.144.433. The- number of passengers
carried was 31 < 88S.8S8. an increase of 1.074,098.
Th* gross revenue of all lines east and west of
Pittsburgh for the year 1908 was $.115,400.^04.18,
operating expenses, 822». 148.591. 20; and net
revenue, 2KJ.212.08, an increase in cross
revenue, compared »i(n 1908, or »88,«2«.4»O.TO,
and an increase in net revenue of 1H.570.053.54.
Then we ■■ 564.986 tons of freight moved on
the entire •>■ stem, beii an increase of 87.135.424
tons, aril 161.081,608 passengers carried, an in
crease of 8,304.829.
. of wliich $2 .iv»i>no were transferred to Kxtra-
I ordtnar\ Expenditure Fund for future Improve—
[ merits, and the balance or $4. ri «>.o!»D..">>> transferred
! to the credit of your Profit and Loss Account.
j To provide for the $60.000,0U0.00 of anon i»rm
i notes maturing March !sth 1910, and $20,000
I 000.00 General Mortfface Bonds maturing July
i Ist 1010, and other corporate purpose*, an a!
' lotment of th» capital stock at par was made
'I to the stockholders on November Ist. I!<<>P, to the
extent of 2o per cent, of their holdings.
The increase of CAPITAL STOCK during the
: year was as fellows: —
I With all of these facilities provld It Is
. felt that every reasonable requirement for the
passe service In and out of New York
■ City will be fully met. and that portions •■'
. the present tracks, terminal. and ferry facil-
i ties will then also bo available for freight
raffle.
Satisfactory progr^sn was made during the
year upon the New York Tunnel Extension
from Harrison, New Jersey, Into and through
the city of New York, and the completion of
this important work and the opening of this
I extension for operation before the close of the
cominK Summer Is now aaainoil
All of the tunnels, bridges, and open work
on "■■ entire line nave been completed, ami
j i.,.. laying of track, the Installation of the
i Interlocking, signalling and the electrification
of the line and yards, are prog leasing rapidly.
The station In Now York is practically fin
ished, the only uncompleted work being In
terior Bniahing and the Installation of station
facilities, and the Thirty- fourth, Street en
trance.
i ■ ... Service Plant, on Thirty-first street
opposite the Terminal Station, to furnish heat,
light, compressed air. and varioun facilities
nece»cary for the operation of the station and
appurtennnc's. has been completed, and prac
tically all "* the machinery ha» been Installed.
' It la now in operation on a small scale, sup
plvlnp the heat and lisht i;ecessary to facil
itate work i:; '• " terminal area.
The construction of the various buildings,
.' (tree! bridges, and facllltle« required at Sun
nyslda Tard, T.or.g Island City, la pro^retstnfr
rapid 1 _
j, reference to the neneral nalnnr* Sheet
H will b" teen that the New York Tunnel Bx
tension 1* carried on your bonks at 837.49$. •
"in 73. Th« total cost including real e-t^t«
i not' permanently reoulred for Ita use, is $102.
405 ."fro 73, of which »:;:. r.rin.iic.ii on has been
charged against the Surplus Income, or the |
Profit and -Loss Account •of your Company. - Cons!dprabl» -expenditures w#r«m»d» ut>9fi
and. as explain*!! In the last Annual Report. y'ouV equipment ■ ...••- locomotivrt ?o»
$10,000,000.00 has been borne by the Pennsyl- the New York Tunnel Extension, additional
vanla Company and charged against Its Profit steel passenger ears, • and also upon yott»
and I^'ss Account. . freight" car equipment.
The charges to CAPITAL ACCOUNT during the year were as follow*:
I. COST OF ROAD:— Expenditure tar Bftjkt or Way , . -. $354.27*51
Expenditure on four track system South Fork to - "
. . _. Conemaujrh and at Ortensbtjnr; also -North—' •- . .
iimberland Classifltatlon Yard, and other fa
cilities ' -i.'.'.CC 5 I
$1,2«6v301.4»
11. EQUIPMENT: — Portion of Tost of Locomotives and Freight and ,
Passenjcer CM , . 5300.534.33
Portion of Payments en Account of Principal of
Car Trust Certificate* . . . . ■: ;■'"* V>
I.esa Credits (Shop Tools and Machinery) 13S.W
• • •--•.
111. REAL ESTATE: — Sundry Credits • 50.322.2©
■ ..,. £Vs - — ■
Total Charts to Capital Account for 19**. 85.1- - *■•'- -1
.... .. ■ ... ' IM
Tl Is desirable that the Company should he
In « position to properly accommodate Its
constantly increasing: trafHc and move It
promptly and economically, and your Company
ma*, therefore look forward to carrying out
th« policy outlined In previous annual reports
respecting new relief lines on low nrad» rouieg
between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and \-v.
York, and the elevation of tracks and elimi
nation of irrade crossings through cities The
larger part of this baa b«>«»n accomplished,
but it v. hi bft necessary during the current
year to resume this work. *sj*»cial!y b»twn*n
Morrlavlile Yard, near Trenton, and Waverr]
Yard, a distanc* of about fifty miles, and
from Newark Pa senajer Station tn the Harbi
son Yard. From Perth Amboy Junction, just
west of Rahway. to Waverly. th* movement
of traffic h«s become «•' heavy, partfcularlr In
th» Summer season sb*a austmented by fre
quent fist passenger trains ' ■• ■• r*ea New York
and >.h* New Jersey coast resorts. aa t'» mak*
It imperative to secure additional facilities fit
an aarly date. Including the elevation of th*
tracks through Rabwajr. anil therefor* this
section of the new line requiring two additional
running tracks will be undertaken first.
The 1 ax9r*?at* expenditures for Construc
tion. Equipment and Real Estat* ••■ your
Main Line between New York and Pittsburgh.
Including 88.980.24 M.&4 on account of the Prin
cipal or Car Trusts, and 8620*000.00 on account
of Principal of Water Trust Certificates. were
$14,208,012.07. of which 85.118. was
chareed to your Capital Account and $!>.17»».
510.96 arainkt the Income of the year.
The Eben«-zer Branch, now known m the
West Seneca Branch of the • West* N»-v.-
York and Pennsylvania Railway, extending to
th« lake front In Soatb Buffalo. .1 dl?ianc» of
6.Brt miles, is now complete.* and Is eperation
Advances acgrearati $188,069.41 were mad.*
to the Western New York Rnfl PemtSTlTSßia
Railway Company, and thai company b»tnsr
unable to pay th« same, this amount v.a3
charged against your Profit and Loss Ac
1 count.
The passpn^er station in Baltimore l>einsr
inadequate to accommodate the trafTi'" of that
city, authority v.-as eiver. hy th* Board of tho
Northern Central Railway Company tn re
! place the present structure and Improve th*
adjoining track layout, and work was com
menced in November. - «
Your Company has. In pa'"- rears mad» ad
vances aeKresratinp 89.123.791 51 to the T.onu
Island Railroad Company for th* improve
ment of its railroads and appurtenances, and
rhe construction of new lines and etiuipmrnt.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
agreed to accept 4 per cent, debentures for
such advancer, and settlement the.reundf-r has
been mad* :r» December Slat. 1908. •raooßtlnc
: to 58.065.951.55. leavinr ■ balance ••• $2.06 ft
.-' 540.20 on December 31st last, for v, hich set
tlement will shortiy be effected.
In April. IBOBV the contract with the Pull
man Company was renewed upon terms favor
able and satisfactory to vonr Company, under
which the car? necessary for ''•■ use of the
Pennsylvania Railroad System ire farniabed
by ''■ a Pullman Company. an<l ti<e Railroad
Company has the optic of acquiring a on—
By order of the Board.
.TAME?: SZcCRC.I. Fre3H"*it
STOCKHOLDERS MAY OBTAIN PAMPHLET COPIES' Op TB ANNUAL REPORT. BT
APPLYING TO OR ADDRESSING LEWIS XOLSOX SECRCtAKT.
BROAD STRKnr STATION. PHILADELPHIA.
TOPICS OF THE STREET.
FOREIGN" TRADlNG.— Transactions for
foreign account in the local market amount
ed to less than »:.'"'"' shares, about equullj
divided between sales and purchases.
TO T.I?T BONDS IX NEW YORK The
' Chicago City * Connecting Railways soon
' ■vili make application to have its bont-3
1 listed on the New York Stock Eicn.inse.
i They are secured by City Railway sU»ck.
the market value of which exceeds the face
i value of the bonds by nearly $7,000,000. The
! earnings of all properties me r^ed applicable
' to pledsed securities after the deduction o.
all prior charges were 77.088 last year.or
nearly twice the interest requirement on tne
collateral bond*. The Chicago Kai^ays
management estimates the. company s share
of last year's balance after the payment or
5 per cent allowance as HSMB4
COPPER PRICES.— The lan;* selling
. agencies and producers are now Belling
electrolytic copper at 13% cents a pound.
-which la a reduction of about *4 cent |>-
pouii.l. compared with the level at which
It has ben held for the last several years
\ larpe selling agency says that most or
♦he copper being -old on a basis of 13 1:
cents a pound is for immediate delivery.
Several large dealers are asking 13-i cents
for copper for delivery in the latter part
1 of April.
KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY.-Tn
its report for 1908 the Knickerbocker Ice
' Company, of Chicago, showed net earnings
of $789 887. the largest since Wb. A remark
1 able gain of M per cent is shown over
1908, when net was $407,551. After deducting
bond Interest of $207,600 and dividends nf
iUi 580 on the $3,000,000 preferred f stock, the
surplus was W47,«8E equal to 11J9 per cent
on the $4 000.000 ommon. compared with
1.07 per cent' 1" IMS. No dividends were
paid on this stock
SEARS. ROEBUCK &- CO.- At the &•;
, nual meeting: of Sears. Roeouek & lp A
j Barton Hepburn, president Oi Jji®**^.*^
National Bank, was elected a director.ito
! succeed George Birkoff. otner
\ were re-elected New directors met and r. -
elected" tl " officer* and the tt.llowln«| : jx-
Secutive commltte: R. VV. Sears, J- Rosen
1 wald and A. H. L«
I CUBAN LOAN LARGELY OVEI -
«fPi rfo -«Dever & Co. closed the sub-
Cuba r, v>^" cci I i
SSSTtIS iVuTSSi'
' oversubscribed.
DTI rDENDS DECLARED Di
■■■;,-. be«n declared as t
and Arizona Mining ■ •
North B^itto M
nuarterlv -• cents, a reduction of 60 cent 3
from the last preceding payment
1 NEVADA CONSOLIDATED.— The report
of the Nevada ConsoUdated Copper <om ;
Sanv for the irter ended Decemberia
?howi net earnh.gs or $7W.«4 ami a deficit
! after charges and dividends <«: $C«*l.
I (TROPE BUYING BONO? HERE.—Xm
r!r6vementtis,reported In the bond market
fllSlllig
mm:
I <.r Art. em. in ii > .. .
Jifo'Taw of "the^udTel
: Liberal government.
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
Tl,» chief of the Bureau of Statistic*. P*-
r T rtinen of ? 'oiiinierc-^ and Labor, reports
ed with January as follows:
IMPORTS jam
MM VW.
FoodstuffF in natural »*-»!=« •«»•«
stH'^ A.- food animal* J14.5J1.-I- » i-.«-v.« -• |
or ii.an.siß i -
' 80.T45.0T *X I
Manufactures for fur
the* use in manu- !**S.l3B
fa.-mriu: -" - »■ *
Manufactures roa«iy »nr „ „- .. Is
consumption ........ • -, # s
Mlscellanroas i.i»»»- "' j
Total iniporti . . St3.TWO.S7S S •■ 88T.8k-
EXI'OKTS— JANfAIIV.
Wlft tSBw.
nSWfaS affiS IMB-M8 »I.Bwß.wJl
Foodstuff, partly or B.B9e\aM »0115,rV
wholly prnwred _.Mio.tr._ t
Crude ma« rl £. r usa . _. , ....,.,,.
In manufarturins .. 44,5.1..-? o-".9.>1..H_
Matiufartiires for fur
ther u.-e lr. nunu
fa.turltKr -4..0..5^1 1.»..1..4\»
Manufactures ready for >
consumption ««r-' i -ri
MlaceUani ta ..; . ;i -
Total domestic J141'.2!6.21« $134.«1«.KJ1
Forelsn mdse.. exp. . . . =.=».*«> _ S.W».«»
Total worts ... »14».»7* 888 |13^«S=.ao
IM£'OKTS_SEVE.V MONTHS
U>lo. ItWO. •
ssarMs ; a32ss s B.»7.8»l 557.881 181
I foodstuffs, rartly it -c-,-.r 14
, wholly prepara ,5.20»..<k>1 .» i.>.bM
CVude. mafrUU for uso „,,..,_ ; *j
In manufacturing... 32X.153.Kn ..■....••
1 Manufarturea r>r fur
1 ftu-t' ring .'". . ".'^"7 165.002.334 121.~3.542
Manufactures ready for -„ ,«,««««
consumption 220.157.577 167.ft5rt,0!U
Ml»c«Uaneou« ... T.2X*.en _ _£-J^ lt^
Total imports $301,254,110 NBff.Bee.Bßa
DOMESTIC EXPORTS— SEVENMONTHS,
1910. l'joa.
K.io,l.Uuffs In natural
state * food animal* 577.310.152 $H>»».3b..331
r^oir"pr. parti) .. or 1«3.344AV-. 1,tf.1t3.7M
p , .„-. . . 1*3,344 I ••■"• lßa\llS.l3J
Crude matrrtala for use
In manufacturing. . 383.«35,5M C07.4ha.010 ;
Manufacture* for fur
ther use In naai
r»cturlii| 134.002.303 »k2WIBtI ,
Manufactures ready for
2J5.M3.1W 244.»25.«W
Miscellaneous 4.045.M8 4.1W,0^3
T^'al domestic $1.065.22ai3A 91.015.20Q.1H
Korelcn. m<lse., exp.. M.474.053 U.eSBvBN
IMal B*9B*lß J1.CM.700.160 J1.031.719.W* '
I half ownership '• th» e<julptn«st " irnieheej
und^r th» Harr»»ment.
The ntat»m«nt of atui'lltii ■-■«•*; addi
tional purchases hare beer? ■•'.' of start af tbm
Norfolk anrt Western Hallway ' " -moaay Toat>
j line« have fiv« Jmcortant cor.n«ct!fm* with th!»
! railway at Harm lid.. aa<l Norfofk. Va..
' In t^•^ K&3t. an'l at Columbus, «*lreUvtll». ■•■
; Ctectasatt Ohio, tn th* -*', and «» '.' ha» tnr
j many y«ar» ext-hansced a lan voltim« of nraaVa
j -with your system and 1« an tmportant ttmSMt. It
was deemed ndvj?ab> to utrenathen y«Hir r»l»
| tlons with that Company and increase your stock
1 hol<iinr«.
Mr r;of>ert Plt<-airn. form»r!r Resident Axsli^
f -- Fre»l-i*nt in Pltt.iburgh, .■ r*
\ tired on .Ivn» Ist. ir«»I. dia.* on 3u7y Kth. t*V>(».
I Mr. Pttcnirn spent flftjr-tl -°- • ■■•-i In •'--•»-•• c
■.' this company, *i!Hri(t th» ■_■*.■ 10r..«- <-• + jumlbi
tt-.'.-Uii! Pittsburgh Division. April lit. *■-* "■»
February I4th. 1*74: <;eT,»raJ A s»r<- mil Sap-r!r»
tendent pmsNirsh Dlviaion. February 14th. 1?74L
to January Ist. 1002: and Ri»alilent A*»f»t43t
to President at Ptttsburgn. from January l»t,
f 1S0& until his retiretn-nt.
At th» meeting of th* Board for «r«anf2»?f;sn
! "1 March 24th. 1900. Mr: John P. r.-'fn. First
j Vice- President and Director. .., ro^* re-«»lectl-«
• >»--,;«,. of .th« nwr aprrca.rh of hi« retlrem»nt
i un-ier the provisions of the Pension Uiiawt.
j and Messrs. Chas. El Push. Samuel Rea. J. I
Thaver. anil Henr Tatnall mtm Tt*i octtvelr
c!» C fectM Fifth Vlre-Presi.ien?. anal Mr. James
I I" Fahne«ock wa^ eW?e-i Tr«asur»r.
1 <^ap?air. Cre^n formally retired on Auarnst t"J*.
' aft^r forty-two vwn spent in th" moit nrt'.vn
! and <]evote,j service in the Int»r»«t of your Com—
i rar.y nnd Itat afßllatCd Mne«. .Araray* T»ry soil?
! ROM of its welfare. h<? c;:sr^3^^•'J th" tmportant
diitlM confldO'l f> Mti with s.iswerrlrsr Irtyalrr.
' directed by * t!j^» jn.l^nient and a. marvelous
i irrairp of Ita afTair<». Ha haa b«-n the -. •**sn»ti
let the manac^inent for maSv y»arj t T<nir »n
] nual ine»tlnes. ar-i as th* es^mtfi* in .-fcar»9 ■»•
! the Arr-oiin'lrx and Treasury < »' + ' T1 t ""'* •
; specially .... credit for Ih* rl»ar M
comr-enc»n«ivf rhararter of yoar ar,nual r»p«rf«.
His ass^iate* ar- srratlne-l that, after carrrWr
f->r so many year" the wefchty r»»D'>^«ll^ - tt
the various positions h* so ably fil!-<l. '"' m*r
row enjoy Ms retirement In ob*»rvir«r »h» «!»
i veiopmer.t the companies tot which h» lanoro-1
' so Icni and *>n*eotivelv. anrt this 'ee'.tnsi Ja abasraal
i by a '.arc- number of th» itocfcboldcrK
I •-- -. Oxspsny is aiso foituuata !n Mnulnaj
ito have the beneflt of hi« exfen<ieH eip*ri»rv»
j and .'OTinsei at It* eonaan-i as may from tim»
j to tl:re h* require*!.
On Uarcb 24Jh. WV>. th- followlnr aprotnt
: ments were also mad*: —
j .r. B. lintcninaoo. Assistant to Firs' ■vl«-*-P*f«t
• dent: A. J. C<NmtrZ Assistant r<> second vi<-*
1 President: W. 11. M" 'ientual Kanaajev '«'«■
i r.-efj: n - Mr. AUerbury. rromote^i); J. -. . F'-x-ls-T*.
I .Issistant to general Manager; K. SI C*rs«r.
! Oen-ral Supei lutendent. Erie Division; C- -31*
• Bi.r.tiriS. Assistant ComptroUer.
On Oetobrir isr. t^KK G*"r^» 11. Gron*. f«i*
: merly Assistant tn r'nr.-liasir^ Asent. was pro
i motel tr» i-p an Assistant Pur>_hasinj As'nt.
NON-MEMBER BANKS.
Th«» Tvp*»kly oC av?ra?i»3 of th*
ht<nks of New York v'ity. Brooklyri. i«r«^y
• "ity. Hoboken and Still Island, which
are not rr.t.'inbors pf the \ .•, York Cl**ar
ing House Association, hut which ■■>
tbronsb some of the members, is as fol
lows :
F-»h 2^ T>b. If> r«ai«».
I>n.«.. His.. lnvt3.JP7..'.7r«.4''«> J97.<Wt.H*> *£**.««*
circuiatlorr 2.4«^501»' -.47:: «1."t7C0
Ncr ,iepr.<=it.« I0&.?0.?. K»> 111.757.7 Cv I.SOd^BOO
Dcp. with «':ear.
House as-nt.«.. 12.34--..5«» 12.505.40<> 4o9,8«»
Dep. with banks
and trust co.\-. Z.ZHZ.UH> 3.02«.700 52f.2<V>
Ijpeal tenders and *
banknotes .... «i.4o«.s(V> «.SST.3On »145.»»
Specie 7.066J200 7.075.500 rvsoo
Total $nfs.4ll.oi» $31.2T>3.'iO<> •■- ■•» «
F.es. required r7.409.609 27.0C4.i25 47t.52.%
Surplus 82,961 198 $2,321 .73 $373,275
•Increa."!.
KINGS COUNTY ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER.
T: •= Kings County Electric TJght and]
Power Company has' lanted its ''ill pamph
lei report for the year end»d December "'.
!&•>!>. The report includes th* Murnl M
the 'Edison Klectric Illuminatlriff Company
of Brooklyn. a,s the entire capital stock of
the) latter company is owner! by th<» Rtngpi
Ctamty Electric Tipht and Powrr rompany.
The combinerl earnings or the> t^\o com
panies for th«» year ended December Si,
10<3?, compare as follows:
l-VO- KW 1307.
Crr.^s -ar-ine* . $3.733.«40 $5.«3.470 ?-t.»71.7« J »
Exp and taxes.. 1.83.093 '7*7 1.7VJ.395
Net ramtngs.. $1,900,533 ?;.«»T..7!.t $1,*55.343
Depreciation ... 4'JJO.-W> 4»>t.^7 MBJBH
Balance . $i.47p aw si t • ---; $M»2.4«
Ben.i discount.:. 20.2«» 2*. 7^5 30.48Q
Kalar.'-" $!.«.-?>. .-•■. H.430.0Z3 $1.332. «t3
Fixed charges... U7.754 f.Oi.r.tV) t»VsrtO
P<irpiu« •5^41.r.72 1 *<<2!>..">tS .tr*--.«M
Dividends **0;C00- BXXWO 7«U.C'< V >
N>t surpin.*.. 5n.r.72 ?rr>.. i ;i. - : .*2i.«.*a
Prey. surplus... f1.174.0fi1 1.13D..W*
Total surplus. $1,245.1t»i 51.^7.57* «■-•.;
•Foliar f.:» S. U per r»nt on S!<"t.fHV>.o'>"> rapital
sto.-k, rorapared to - -■• jwr jeittt tmrut4 on rh*
».ini«> stor>; last y»ir. 11>>ss adjustmem ia 13C4,
-p.&J'); in JO"7. $:m.--_".
m
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.
London. FeU. 2?.— consols closed 3-!*
higher to-day ar ST &-16 for money. Con
suls for thf* A?.ril account were oor*.. r *. C« • -
liian Pacifir dfilinp-l ■•, to I^3. Grand Trunk
' s to CoU- Ana>-oti<ia '« to iW*.
Money vis m cood demaiwt. fncideol to
the payment i>f f4.000.000 i:; Treasury' bil!?.
rJiscoaat rat**.-* were steady.
The weekly eonsljnnnent of South African
j:r.ld amounted to £?."••.•>>'>. India, and Paris
each took £2fi^oo», and the ropt wjj taken
by the l>iuik of England at a reduction
of V:.
Tradinr on the Stork Kxehans* ■ dull
and heavy, with the exception of the rtib^*r
shares section, which continued t"> attract
considerable attention and support at hieher
pric-»>?. The uncertain p«>li:ijal situation
was mainly responsible for weaknes? in
jrilt edsred seenritfes. homj rails and Ka'
tlrs. but consols hardened slichfiy in th»
afternoon, topper shares drooped in hym
pathy with New York, and trunk lines wers
lower on profi* taking.
American Beeuntlea op«n»d quiet and
ahout unchansed. •■•■_' the first hotir
trading wjis very lisht c«nd featijrelc?.«.
Pri'-ps dpclin^d in the *-ar]>- afternoon on
fears' of a poor winter wheat rrnc* and th*
lower New York openinc. but in the !at<%
trad" licht buyirsr orders caused a recovery
and the n-.arkot closed steady.
<'a!f money in lyor.dor*. l'j^Jl'i per- r-nt:
open m:irl:et discount rate for short bit!?.
2 .... per rent: lonsr bills. 2", per cent;
Berlin di^c»'int rate. 3 per cent: Paris dis
count rat<\ :P* per cent; Paris ex«-hans- oti
London. S francs 17 centimes: Berlin ex
rhau^e fit London. -0 marks W3W 3 prenniJCS.
Bar gold. TTs M. American eagles, 7^5 4d.
Pari? Felx 28L— Three •-- cnt rentes
closed 27 1 - <-entimei« hi^h^r at P5 francs »
centimes." Trices -were irregular on t&»
Berlin. Veb. I<— Tradir.p was dull aai
prices declined on the Boerse to-day.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool »b. 2S.— VTHEAT-^Ppo; du'.!: fut-
T« lo",iJ COR.V- Snot steady; B«w Am«rlui
mixLi^N-ort^n,. f^Wid: oW. 5- **;<g™
da'l- March Ts 4-: May, :•» x EA 4^ J ~
HOPS— In i^arton. IVlfc •oast, g J^.«f*J2fi
REEF— Extra India mess. lU3-- roRK-Prlro*
mem We»t«n». i«>^ » kams-- Short <ur «>■■».
•hi- dear bcUlm. *»• M: •"""•« c!ear m^^ ?2£
•a>s": hewy. 67 3 M: "hort clear b£!w: ».*:
T^TRPENTiNE— Spirit* -H<« M. ROSIN— 10m
-
14^.ia: ■^t.scov j..!0.j ..!o. 12;. 1M: b«et February. M.
u,i MN-irTU-''*Wa. .v..n! June. <>O3 *«.
mnsf.kN oVu su ;u. g^'^^
An^^ i rK:rW^ i^k^J^ J 2i> fr.n.3 *>
Ce Mo«ft^al. F^- •.K.-lorK^fl-Firm: Westerns.
12'stft2\c; tii.it«T:w l-.tl'- ■>■
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
N •
Bid. Asked.
Am Uifht * Traction |« =WJ
■ , s
x- ■ 2
d,» pr*f erre-I .
Jo first ss^ ••■■•■%• .".■.■.'.■.".!4» «
Empire DUtrtel Dfctrte S* *
do preferxeJ * -5 - T
do bend* •. " * « a - —1
«*
da preeened *♦• •° **
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