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fflS OIL 10 COT MELON
Gates's Company Hm G^ve 50
-Per Cent to Shareholders.
VOTE FOR STOCK INCREASE
gff or t Will Be Made to List
■ ares on New York, Lon
dor and Paris Exchanges.
-%j stockholders of the Texas Company.
«4*oil coscem with which John W. Gates
--"-been ta-ossinently icer:i!ied since J>t
—tirea frcm the stock market and took up
•I stvde IB Texas. xrili tak« action a,t a
■jZrg&i rrieetir-tf at Houston on May 2S en
prepesi^ o2 to increase the capital stock
a£oaajßf, th« plan including also the
cirfaos &mans the shareholders of a
•ASaaTJ jpetba^c as ■*•» as 50 per rent.
asthcriz&d stock Is $12,000,000, of which
"r^ffiKC* is outstanding. There is also an
tgfijcr^ffl issue of 55.003.000 6 per cent de
tjC^res. cf which 54.000.000 ar« outstanding.
' H^ fisi>e2tures are cervertibJe into stock
£t~ S») a share, or at th 6 . rate of about
..j jjs Ehares for each bend
— j£t ths meeting a resolution also will be
''jiid cr - P^o^-i-IT thjit "srhen the addi
tozxl datres are authorized the directors
12*7 arrange icr the issuance of eucl* addi
»-/B<"tl stock as a stock dividend to an
gßjaept "which may be warranted by thc
r-c£sp2=r's HaP-tna. Debenture holders* who
"itsll h2.ve exchanged their bends bite stock
"rill participate in the stock dividend.
' stD another resolution to be presented at
stockholders' meeting «rll! authorize the
.- grjztors to take steps lor listing the stock
: a the Ne-a- Ycrk ez:d L-oncori stock ex
-ch£-".se£ sr.d the Paris Ecurse. Only a few
*rt&£ <*•« It vfli be remembered, the
jjjeli cf the Associated Oil Company, which
, is contrcUec by the Southern Pacilic Com
•ts=", vat sdmitted to quotation on the
•.j»^ Tork Stock Erchar.gs, being the first
"3 stock to be placed on the list of that
■atkizies Texas Company stock is at
v TSsert not listed on any exchange, tut
&b3*st cuctations — it by local houses
Iwiich handle Lransactior.s in the issue are
- 0 bid ar.d —1 asked. The company has
"iili 12 per cent dividends yearly since its
'^corporation, in 1901
Tte Ttr.zs Ccmcsmy own* about eight
veered miies of pips line, reaching Texas.
. Oiisioci* and Louisiarja oil fields. Its
siora^e tasks have £n> ag-gregs-te capacity
cf^ere tLan i 000,000 barrels of oil, and
T «tfims ref.r.eries at three points in Texas;
#0^ ir. addition tank cars and tank stea.ni
i,ftt- The company has an ocean terminal
*jb-£srcpe and a half dozen terminals on
f.-ti*: Atlantic feaboarfi in this country, be
r*»s *-arv local distributing Etations in
"-S» latfster.
gPROAR ON EXCHANGE
Brokers Anger Chairman by Wild
• Dance, but Escape Detection.
"^"lifi too. loving members of th* Stock
jjr?**- having nothing much to do in
tts f?ay Of erecutin? orders, yesterday
jut ar.cther "dull day." decided to liven
np by a little horseplay. Someone
■*se*-" that ""rin^-around-rosy"' would
tea good way to start things moving, and
te a few minutes several such rings were
TJsriir? around en different parts of the
tor the dancers singing it the top of
ttair Sthi£3. Old and staid brokers, who
Ttre tc-c dignised to take part in the
£2e, =re forced to become the 'TOEies,*'
t£ rainly endeavored to break from the
inks formed by their sport loving oosßr
r&Act.
.isvrJn.the presiding ofHc^r, from his
Bit to the rostrum, rapped for -order.
."0a with •• dance" was trio cry," and
tae ■tinging and whirling continued until
tia chairman, evidently angry at the- fail
tt cJ rh* members to recosr:iZ6 hi:
atari?" descended from his high seat
Bfltetrtefl for the floor. Before he got
list, htrr*ver. the Ekyiarking had ceased
Wd ty rr.a^ic. He returned to the ros
ttn or.!y to ha\*e th« uproar break out
02ct / r2cre. he descended, only to find
'h "the brokers busy reading the quota
tea.' Isirt this time he saw or. the op
iiibe side cf the floor what apeared to
~TTSt exact double. He rushed over to
■*i»re his counterpart stood, but the lat
ttji«appeared in the crowd of brokers.
c2j to reappear a few seconds later m
fettMtnac lately abandoned by the angrr
tstsnr.tr. where he rapped loudly for
crs»r
r Thoroughly aroused the chairman clashed
fcr his teat, bnt Mr. Double was too Quick
*ar his. ar.3 when he got back to his eeat
S* fessd it empty, except for a bur. of
&ia» gray whiskers and a skull cap.
IB4TH NATIONAL SKYSCRAPER
KKtLI
I^. Kor to Alter Present Horne —
Stock Syndicate to Dissolve.
KtZk fltaoiailou of the s:-ndJcate that un
•e*-- ••• t2.0C0.0M additional Etoek «•
fc»c by the Fourth National BarK in the
***■*- pan cf December. - :«r. ■* Increased
■fc*.<3yita! j rorn c.OTiO.CCO to $3,000,000. Vfil
t »k* t'^ct in a fsw days, it was Bjmmßetd
•teteriay. This etock was offered to the
rj^tifflflrii cf the bank at $200 a chare
i Qa£er*Ti£ten by •::« eyndJcate at
**••£-• ■-. Cjarc It was learned yesterday
*^»:^ EToc!:r-clfiers «übscrtbes for 60 per
-'**•'• • issue, x-hich leaves *5 per cent
[**;.M. emrOsted none th* eyudicate
i^SL bc<c - velue c! the stock is I2IS a
* *." but salts of twenty shares were
"•*?««»- at IS6 anfl i?«. Just before
j^MSaajeoal capital was Issued the bank's
■««* - ! at £5.
| It ; »v c?sc:aii7 ar;r>ounc»4 yesterday
testead -• erecting- a skyscraper on
■**s»6er.- ..as W*a or-.y
' ;«»£y;jiisv c; j tr .(j for ■• •.: h p^rt Of the
2*~^teceli«a from the sale of the new
*rJ**ta to be used, the ctors had de
? ?**-6- aa certain alterations la the old
v;^ 5 ?-. VI 1 . -- these alterations • are con-
ZSwJftth li expected to be In October,
, ■* r ' : t.-i:i occupy '■:■.,■
-
-etL?** 11 * 0 £ ~" c«sc<fd yesterday that the
rr 11 * 1 * ot tie bank *ill to« enlarged
Ig "^ a«aj meeting next iaamry by
♦v*v! tC<ion or ' everaJ of l»2' j ncc to
r*_Ktrc.
3 AT A NOMINAL FIGUES
;f^Waata Clear Decree of Fore
v • dan °* Metropolitan. -
Inscribe feunc yeeterdav in =• pro-,
"^•7 - Ke * 0? foreclosure ct the Metro-
K^M pj.» T% - ay Company 6uc:nitted
tti rr! 61 ror the ii<:>rtori Trust Company
tit !^? :: T!ICKe a«BHwa Jnterested IB
rffiffiSSpstatfea schetae could acquire
*»i^tT* "J'*ie» et t iminal figure, de
ti^T. *^ f «t that ?C',GOO.OO& cash waa the
s^s*»fa> tied i n the for«:loctir« decree
| Ttff by lhe Guaranty Trust • •-■'"'* in "
***n»' * itu * l ' 2 Jr.wt^ape is for tiiS'.'O.OOO.
s*'»** : of th * Morton Trait Company
S^Lr^.'*'-"-' Ercnson Wlncbrop. counsel
k!a2£ cr - i*o Judge Ijtccrsbe called
v . his discovery, -nan tad to know
; ikV^f, :ip;irrtla3< * r et^JW be required to
J|^^8«»i000 c*»h, cr «jyi»«nß but a
*«j^^ m? 1 ; Rken h * wou]d take ever a3d
* -•Str'* I '^ !l * T1 * *r.d the two mortgage*.
2S^ Eaid tltat the purchaser
."».2*7i,- t " cc t i c «.' > -!li:iorj rhoiiia not be re
k|Zj "' t3:My * ctnt td«M La.corr.be to
-Ir^. -" i2 ' eti « i » '•c-Wirdiris changes in the
"***e»*eGitt. to be eabcitted to-morrow.
FOR SAFER__COTTON BILLS
Bankers Here Devising Sv St em
, to Relieve Them of All Risk
Reforms in th« present methods of hand-
Car cotton bills are being co^i by
local bankers, it was learned yesterday -a,
a result or the recent disclosure of frauds
in connection with the failures of Knight
Tanc«y & Co. and Steeie, Millar &Co It is
charged that fraudulent bills of lad!— to
the amount of probably 56,000.030 were Is
sue/by these two firms, and the discovery
of such wholesale frauds has caused Inter
national banking houses to exercise un
usual caution In the purchase of cotton
bins, with the result that the freedom of
movement of such bills i a the local es
char.re 7 A -^et ha been Neatly restricted.
Some nouses. It is said, refuse to purchase
Wll craivr. by any firms or individuals in
the South that are not personally known to
them to be absolutely responsible, and in
other cases guarantees <* the genuineness
of the bills are demanded. Heretofore, as a
rule, bankers have been accustomed to ac
cept air cotton bills presented to them
without Question, taking: it for granted that
the bills of lading: were legitimate
If the present tendency to make special
Inquiry in each individual case should con
tinue bankers fear that it will cause no
end of confusion, particularly in the fall,
when an enormous amount of cotton bills
are presented for sale in this market, and
for this reason they are trying to devise a
system that will relieve them from all ri«k
and thus make such inquiries unnecessary
One of the plans which the bankers are
understood to be considering is to require
the interior banks, which send on the bills
for customers, to affix their own guarantee
to them, affirming their genuineness.
COTTON BUSINESS SLACK
Heavy Curtailment in Summer and
Autumn Looked for.
Boston, May 19.— A further slackening up
in Xew England cottcn mlll.machinery has
been decide^ on, and during the summer and
fall months a heavy curtailment of produc
tion is looked for! Many cf the corporations
which have their head offices in Boston wi'l
curtail from 25 to 22 1-3 per cent 'during
the next few months, it is announced, or
until the new cotton crop is available. Next
week numerous mills will be stopped for a.
few days, and on the following week others
will be idle. The Amoskeag Corporation, of
this city, v.-iii shut down ail its cotton mills
In Manchester, N. H., next Thursday until
June 1. The company, which is the Jargest
cotton concern in the world, <-mp!oys 15.500
operatives.
In Fall River twenty or more corpora
tions, employing fifteen thousand hands, will
shut down on May 27 or 2 S until June 6.
SHORT TIME FOR WOOLLEN MEN.
« Provider.cc. May 19. — thousand oper
atives employee in woollen mills in this re
gion have been placed on a short time
schedule by the manufacturers in order to
curtail production. To-day the RiversiJe
mills of Olneyville went on a schedule of
three days a week. Notices were posted in
the Manton mi!ls of Manton and the Na
tlcnal and Providence mills, cf Olneyville,
announcing a Ehutdown to-night and the
beginning of a four days a week schedule.
The basset and Valley worsted mills
are running five days weekly, and other
plants have stopped part of their machinery.
The mills named are owned by the Ameri
can Woolen Company, of Boston.
WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.
. Liverpool, May 19. — Following are \ the
weekly •tor. statistics: Total sales, all
kinds. 36,000 bales; total sales, American,
34,000 bales; English spinners' taking?,
54,000 bales; total export, 7.000 bales;
quantity afloat, all kinds, 99.000 bales;
quantity afloat, American, 74,000 bales;
total sales en speculation. SCO "bales; tctal
sales to exporters. 300 bales.
FOR 525000.000 BOND ISSUE
Central New England Railway Makes
Application— One Denied.
Albany." May 15.— The Central New Eng
land Railway Company has applied to the
Public Service Commission for permission
to mortgage its property arid franchises to
secure an issue of mortgage bonds amount
ing to 525.G00,C i CO and for an order authoriz
ing the immediate issue of $12,419,000, with
which to take up outstanding obligations.
The previous application of the New
York, New Haver. & Hartford Hailroad
Company for refinancing the Central New
England Railway property was denied by
the commission on August 11, 1509. ' :
GUARANTEED STOCKS. .
fFurnlshed by Edward E. Smith & Cc, No. 27
Pine street, New York.)
Bid. Asked. : " Bid.Aeked.
! A2b & 8M..-280 300 M Cca! Bpf-102 10S
A!b <fc Vt 70 77 Man &' Law.. 22o —
LllcKt! £W. 138 I*6 .Manhattan ...135 135-4
Am &C 11 '■' Jlassaw v- ..i2s 140
U4£ A L.IOO 280 ]MH4 SH. 122 12S .
Aug & -a- .108 1!4 Mobile &PPi €7 7S
AG£zM M. « 75 M&O ttk t eft SO 87
: Beech Creek. S7 VB JMor C i Eak. 61 —
BS4FF... 15 22 I co pr«f HO 189 .
Eo«t fi >!b -2io 2^i Morris 4 Es. .160 ISS "
Eo=t <t Liotr.222 Si* do extn . . M 101
B^ t fc Prov.2») 900 Na.rU c. De 0..154 . 190
B<t 7th Ay.122 135 : Nash >v L0w.215 —
Bklya City.. 153 1«5 Xew Lor. »:... 200 220
C&V Co 144 151 X V H cAp 800 325
£?& ¥^n^ z m »
-P° ->:2 120 N T Mut Tel.loo -
Cay 6z EU5..220 230 Ninth Are... -I*o 190
C Co-stowß. 00 ISO N'crth C4r....160 16S
CPK4IB» 60 North (N H).. 125 145
r^at & G ...102 108 : North (X J).. S7 97.
c'fc E' T cf= 60 C 8 North P«nn... 198 2OS
do rt.it ■ni.lli} 120 Northw Te1... 106 118
C 1 loth Its 75 05 j Sort £W pf .210 220
OU Coiooy .190 208
i rieve JL- P<" 170 176 Pac tAt T.. II <»
H A fe'ift K'2 Pat & HE-*- ISO 200
rriVx M 207 I Fat ft Kaiii..".lSs 200
Cone & v"."lieo' 170 Pemif Val!*y.l2S 140
--. -. I Pea ft B Vt:j|oV t :j|o 190
C4PBP 1M ->? puia gft k.aw -
ro*n Rirt?:.2» 2JO PB&I.E-.-2S 27
r • t».. A- L 75 f> do pref 62 «2
do r-e* ' ' 7S P2 TpFtV't C. .170 178
r Tr^v'V 7V SO Co R*cUl.. .1*52 * 172
n sTtm Bj* if-3 »01 P r "v & W0re. 260 27ft
g*.! 1 /?** 101 Resa <t Sara.. 180 200
?;« t»^-^'l^ l-» 0 R&G VV....11S —
if ? ShtnP^e:i6oS htn P^e:i6o V Ron,, &C 144 152
. > .. OS .ISO I*
. 1^
tea.--* =
... 1 I
gffiSl 1 swasaS s
Q fix P H6 do 2d pref.. "M 62
ilSfv-fe liases Ig
S&M^ T " i« 75 ! 2Sd Xt 200 2W>
! " S
1*h«l- c£V.* J75 C& 3 wv.. it: ;ts
ISO |CCft B Vy..U5 151
i^C^-lS t" |vv cf^Y.V.:i2i 127
• /. m«.,.i«i) ira
wVrK'W 170 1 Warren in "7
t*K«V£ll3 J2-3 IWN&R 140 150
—
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
U l,Mill ty - T - Thomas Reiahardt. Ko. S5
, Broad street. New York, and No. «4.Devon
shire Eire:t. Boston.)
Wjfr. Law. !«•<■
Aema •- •**"* «l n« b
|E=y Stats Gas -< -'. - fV
!liol.r»:a »„ °2 2 ii
g^s^Pli ss I? is
:?tS».«v»-::-::::::«; - » «
igs^^^-;:: | itt §
irsr^i National coppe/.- >»U 4g 4g
Catsmfc H 4- i I 413
SS^»««**; coa! • - : «' «. .60
Nevada Daa^*" ~ & . |J s %
Or.«;o •■••••• .53 *« 4f>
it
S^Deveio^ent: 7;* 7^ 7;,
Bdvir iii^::v-; 4« 7 s-
Tf* l * l *
PtfEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1010.
THE MARKETS
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
' . New Tort, May 19. 1810.
Bears, bass. ' • 400 1 Tallow, pkgs »4
riaur bols S.COQ ! Butter, pkps g 9.688
Flour, sacks 17.543! Cheese. pk*s..... 2.608
Cornmeal. bbls. . 255iEees. esses -82.473
Coraineal. bags.. 4.?"O7; Prstl poultry, pkgs 2.010
Wheat, bush 61.203! lire poultry, crts. 1.538
Oat 3. bush 42.7<>0; Oranges <Cal>, cs 11.025
Pea*, bu5h...... POO, Apple*. bblß 2,635
Barley/ bush Is>, 125! Potatoes, bbls.... 13.265
Malt bu*h 6,000 1 Onion*. bbls 4.300
Hay.' ton* X. 140 1 Rosin, bbls 60
Straw, ten 5...... 10:01*0 stock, plot*. 320
Millfeed. tons. ... . 2* > Peanuts, bag*.... 650
B«ef.-bbls ' 25 Tobacco, Mids 175
Beef (canned) cs. 232 : Tobacco. . plsss -2.005
Pork, bbls 125 ' "Whiskey, bbls . 346
"Haras, pkgs , 90 I "Wool, sacks 300
Bacon, .... "175 1 rotten, bales..... 5.315
Cut meats, pkgs. 817'Corseed oil. bbls.. 1.020
Ls.r<s tierces S3J>' Copper, pieces.... 8.500
Lard, kezs . 8.1051 HW«s, Mia 2.000
Lard, cases 42S i Wine (Cai>. bbls. . 400
EXPORTS.
Com. bush . 32.4*9: Pork, bbls 20
Beans, bush ... . 115|Retf. bbls 101
Flour. bbis 59.1 1 Hams. !fc.... 4.400
Flour, sacks 8.701 1 Lard. rb • 673.250
Corsmeal. bbls.. 50 1 Grease, Ib 8.000
Grass seed, bars 325iCot'seed oil. sals. 76.230
Alcohol, pals.... 13.500 Lub oil. gals 207,210
Olliaeal. It 6.2501
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron. Nor. No 1 I Cotton, middling 15 20
foundry $17 S7H i Coffee. No 7 P.io . §*
Iron. 80, Sol.. l«50 ■ Coffee, granulated 0.20
Steel rails 2« 00 ' Molasses.OK pme 40
Stand cop. spot 13 Beef, family 19«>0
Tin ' 33 35 i Beef hams 23 00
Exchange lead... 443 Tallow, prime... 7tt
Spelter 5 52V> Pork, mess 24 50
•Wheat.Xo 2 red 114 Hoes. drsd. I<V> Tb 12*
tCoro No 2 «8%4 Lard. Mala West 18.15
Flour. Mpls pnts 560 i
•Nominal, c- i- *- tElevator. domestic basts.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, May 19. 1910.
GRAIN" — "WHEAT — All the American grain
marl:, will be closed to-morrow until 12 o'clock,
Hesters time, on account of the funeral of the
late Kins Edward of England. During to-day*
trading there v.as a nervous undertone, and ■wane
much of the nervs was bearish and prices at {
times xrtre considerably below the previous close,
there was hesitation about taking heavy risks
on the short sice owing to the belief that the
technical position had been {strengthened by the
recent heavy liquidating movement, and oper
ators, as a rule, seemed to tear aggressive sup
port from leading bulls and prices closed steady
at ?se decline, to He advance. The Liverpool
market was weak at 7 to l^»d decline as the
result of continued pressure of wheat from
Manitoba and Argentina and influenced" by re
ports of beneficial rains in Russia. ; Export sales
were 5 load- of Manitoba wheat: No 2 red here.,
$1 14 nominal, c i i. and No 1 Northern. SI IS-*
nominal fob. COR!?— Moderately active, ana
after opening steady developed en easier feeling
under selling and at the ciosa showed a net loss >
of M to %c No 2 corn here quoted 6S : ic ;
nominal c i t, and No 1 Northern, $1 1&% j
nominal fob. OATS— closing un
changed to He lower. Cash oats quiet; natural
white. 26 to 32 IS, 485*4* He: clipped white. o4 to
42 Tb. 2T@52T4e. RYE— Nominal. BARLEY—
BOxnls&L
>EW YORK TRICES. - •
Tester-
Wheat: Open. Hirh. Low. Close. day.
May :::::: 5115 $115 $115 $1 15 l |a
Ju!v 109rV 110 109jV 109% 1C 9*
Sept 105% 106*4 1 05?« 1 06 - 1 06!*
MaV'T..... - 6*H f
Juljr ....... — - - . JOY ™%
Sept ......— — — 70 ,0:*
DTTERIOB RECEIPTS.
TTbe&t. Corn. Oats.
To-day • 534.000 149.0-0 *£•%% 1
L^^.::::::::: US 22f-.'300 *0o.0i»0
. ' SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
Ftoor. Wheat. Com.
LS^i-.:::::::: "8385 89 ' 160 tffi
ESaflUk' ::::::::: a«j «•<&
Last year - 13.U00 73,000 -.000 ,
COTTON— Very active, and fluctuations
were sensationally violent, a sharp advance
being followed by a severe break and a su=-e
quent sharp recovery, with closing prices steady .
net unchanged to 4 points higher. *?■* course
of July was particularly erratic.- that pceltlen
selling as high as 15.15 c during the "early trad
ing, as lew as 14.72 c dar% the af t«ffoo »™
closing. at 14.08 c, or net unchanged. -Surprising
ly *t« Liverpool cables caused the early aa
vance."but as 'soon as the English market closed
the local market weakened under a «"•*»*?;
general liquidation, with heavy stop loss orders
uncovered on a wale down. Southern spot mar
vm+ unc^ar°-ed to Sic lower. Private cables
from Uve^f-ere very bullish. reporting an
improved trad* demand. Th* Liverpool market
wll be closed to-day and Saturday and >£*
Orleans will also b« closed on Friday tut th»
New York market will be open, as it is a May j
notice day and tenders Ma expected. Local
contract prices: Yester-
On*n Hluh. Low. Close. day
IP' IS I 1 iilill If
u£SF:::: : - - - i2.«Jn*«3 »2^
Spot quiet, with prices 20 points lower, |
at 15.20 c for middlim upland ard 15 45c
for middli-g Gulf- Sales. 1.900 bale*. Liv
land 80« Futures Opened quiet, 3H to 5 ;
DOtate toiJer; dosed steafly. 4 to 7 points htrher,
«... 7S7d- May-June. 7«1%d; June-Jul>,
7T& ' Tuly-AuBTJ«t, 7.72^d; Ausuat-£eeptem
beV. 7.02 d; October-
v nv «Tber 6.80^4d; November-December. 6.71 »a,
D?c^rAber-Januar> ; . 6.C3d; January-Pebruar»
R-Sriid; Februarj-March. 6.66 d; March-April, j
C'C&FI'EEC ' C&FI'EE— Quiet. ba!#s amounting to 9.000 i
ban. but prices were about ste ady. closing *I ,
SSSantted to r. points net decline. Havre was
"ffran: lower. Hamburr. Rio and Santo, an- ,
chan-e<i In the cash market there was only ;
a moderate demand. Spot pric« «' ert - .■*?£ i
*t«ady at BK«t«O for Rio No 7. Local con
tract price*: Yester-
Open. High. Low- s ClaM.^ day.
IE". _ — — • 6.40* 6.4* 8.40 j
S£i:::;:; 6.« «.4o «• uo^ jg
gfe::; «.« c.55 a« £ g ••«
S^mb'e/* — • — — 6.55^6.60 6.55
f=^ : - : 6 s ..« m; s.»||« JSS
giS a 5 *= *5 lilif I"
;pr'r...'.V. — — — 8.70©«.71 6.T0 |
" FLOUR AXT> MEAL— dull arid , easy. ;
s^riS? patents $sSs'3se«iO; winter straights.
$i£it* winter ■patents. 5 5 10S?5 SO; sprtap
clearT $4 RSSS4 7fl extra No 1 winter. $4 20® j
SO?" extra No 2 winter. »85®$4 10; Kansas!
B?ral-*ts SIMS 10. RYE FLOUR— Steady: fair |
?o iood R415«M40; choice to fancy .s4 45-®
«60 'CORNMEAL-Kiln flried. W 30«*3
red "lok »29 83; hominy chop $2^o bulk, |
«2« 31 sacks- oilm»al. $.V> nominal.
PROVI'SIONS— Mnrket quiet and lower, un- |
. * riodprate liquidation Influenced by the j
?ar'v"*cllne in prair. and by lower prices of
*« 5 ws PORK— Stearty; mess. $24 2Sig)
S-M7V fsm'lv^ *26W«50: s^«rt clear. $25®
I*7 nEEF- T'rm- m%«. $15^*16: family. $1?
«rs«»n- Ttacket *I«Soff*lT: extra India m^ss.
»4-^m BEEF HAMS-«Uiet. $21 ® $25
r»»E««EI) HOGS- Steady: bacons, lS»-c: 180
s*^«vri. Vflh ; Jh ls^f. no ib. is^c: nigs.
ii- rt"f ME ITS— Pickled belllee. smokinx.
\l\-y\fi ,? ifii-r.- 12 lb. l«e; 14 Ib. i--,c; j
41T,\R- Rfflnert «"n. witl cran
-m«».-*«w " s 25c net, Icbs 1 per cent
o^h Sim v.it'.<. cqu^l to 4.24 c bid for
hall .im.f shipment al -J*-}*% ". 11 * !s ,
;i nr: freight, equal t« t»Bc duty !
wLrjekr fst. ?..<oc. The I^ondon mar-
If/, "or b/"t V»W wa« firm and %«lHd
hfihcr: May. 1« 3«»>.<l; J'^ne, 14s ll%fi; Au
rmrr4c^lSt«edy here, while at primary points j
,-„;;"" tv co«e1d»-raMe firmness.
SK-TAIS— COPPER— Standard weak: spot I
T±23ttl£*(>c: M <•-•>■ 12.23«12.40e: .Tune and j
v'v l'l" l i«» 1-35 11 ' London hisher: spot. ;
i "3 "s «d- ffew. £57 -is. Lake here. 12.7R^J i
i;'^. f2; t rnl'-ic. 1 2.62 H« 12.75 c: (««tlnjr.
|Sw«SSSa^TIN— Easy; snot. 32.25©
M*4Se" May BH2s**S3.4nc: June. July and Au
5?,, SJ$33 2&. Sondoniower: sp"t. £150 17e
Jlfr 'uturej r £1«5 »• «d. "LEAn- Pirm; root,
f40^4".0c N*w Torfc»a«d 4.1T* 04.25c tSMt I
«i i nuii London unehansrd at £12 IBs.
KPnTER-Fimi: spot. 5.45«5.60c Xew Totk
fjJr » «o«:5 °^c East St I^uis. London lower.
j", -i'-g t& iR'".N — En(?li*h market unchanged |
mt Ad* SW! for Cleveland warrants. Local mar- i
tit aul*t: No 1 foundry Northern. $17«$1T 7«:
X* 1 .?»,,- -/.;-.«' 7 25; NO 1 Southern and He 1 !
Qrufhern soft* $10 2.-.«?«!O 7.',. The Lar.don
•;« .', Fx»har,z* wil! be closed to-morrow. Pi*
i.,r'<>f-a'-« nneb»a«** No lalea.
«ni\sMN ASP iSVRUPS- Firm and on
ll'.neS/h* i i>*.marii moderate. offerinsrs '.igrht.
c N*V\l. STORKS — Spirits turpentine firm at
B-vß'ji'ah and ei^ady te firm here, with a
fairly ;ro«<! «»mand. Rosin and tar steady
ar rn'w !n«»«<J fiil .Changed. Refined r>e
♦ro'emn irteadr a . t o^; 7S;: !or candard white In
b "V-n'TTn'NSKET» OH.— Th're was a fall In* off
I. demand the market developed un easier feel-
In And at' the close was « to 14 points lower for j
futures «"d » » :0^ ts lower tor ' spot. • Sale*.
13..vj0 hbi* Lee»l «> ntract prleet: • v _^
iejter—
Open. Hlch- Low. Close. day. '
«««♦ ■- ~ — - — 7.Wif15.15 fi.Oft|
5* — — — 7 :.: .-/R i-. re
;::: — — — 7.ft.3*.02 •:«
' AUi %<A 7f»7 7
e r ' r.'M 7.35 7.98 7.J>2f*7.iM 00
rirtf.ber .' TV, 7.4- " tA - "4257.43 7.49;
rZ't^ler "16.62 «-« 6-61 «.3f1«6.«] O.f«
JaSSSJy ••i • - - - 6.Cie6.34 fl.&S>
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
N'«w York. May 19. 1310. !
BEANS ANl> TEAS— p«-e«ln»e. 415 bags
beam 4»d c "° bac« P«aa- Hardening tendency r
' for domestic 'white beans.' Red kidney fei high
ler and strong. Scotch peas improved a lltUe,
though business is mostly at $210. BEANS,
'marrow, choice, bush, S3; fair to good, $ 2 s5Jp
?2 96: medium, choice, §2 40; pea. $2 40; fair to
i good, -$" 233J2 35; imparted, medium. $2 10^f
is 2 20; pea. $715e52 25: whits kidney. $2 83fi$?.;
red kidney. S3 55®53 60: yellow eye. $3 13; black
turtle soup, $2 75552 S3; lima, California, log'
$3 08; PEAS. Scotch. ba?s. bush. $2 10@S2 12H.
Bt'TTEK — &.C-SS pkgs. Trading
limited and market for 'creamery butter unset
tled and quite unsatisfactory. Receivers holding
prices up at the expense of accumulating stock.
Offerings largely In excess of requirements.
Factory and racking stock in light receipt. In
quired for. and firmer. Creamery, specials. Ib.
29c; extras, 2S4e: firsts. 27V4f828c: seconds. 26~s
©27c; thirds. 25H©26c; state dairy tubs, finest,
28c : good to prime, • 26©27 c; common to fair.
23 7a (225 c; process, specials, 26c; extras, 25®
21Hc; firsts, 2S*i©24e; seconds. 22H323c: West
ern imitation creamery, firsts, 2{s*23c: factory,
firsts, 23923 fee: seconds. 22*« c: thirds. 204®.'
21 l ie : packing stock, No 2. 2T%g22c; No 3.
2O^^lc. ■ -
i CHEESE Receipts, 2.60S boxes. Strong on
new whole milk cheese. Most of the fancy stock
offering here could not be bought under 14Hc.
] but buyers are slow, and it is possible to pick
un a few lots at Me less. Some sales at He
haye 1 been made, though this included free cart
age and parafining. Skim market up Ha on all
grades, with prices tending higher. State.
whole mirk, new, specials, U%©asc; fancy, col
ored or white, I4Uc: average prime, 13VS14c;
fair to (rood, 12Ti©13VSc: common, 10®11c: old.
as to quality, 16©17 c: skims, specials, ll%c;
fine, o%©loUc: fair to rood, 7H@S?4c: common,
SO6Xc: fan skims. 3^^4c.
EGGS Receipts. 32,473 cases. Firm on
high grade, wall selected stock and for good
value underprioed eggs obtainable under 21c. in
cluding pood checks and dirties, which are quot
ably higher. Medium grades quiet, and a large
part of the Western current packed ungraded
stock has to sro at 21c. State. Pennsylvania and
nearby, hennery whites. 24ff26c; gathered. 22**
@23c; hennery browns, fancy. 23V*$24c- gath
ered. 22323c;. fresh gathered selected extras, 23 H
®34c: storage packed, extra first*. 22 l ie: firsts.
22c : regular packed, extra firsts. 22«22Hc: firsts.
21 #21 Vac: seconds. I9«£?20c;- thirds and lower
rrades. !7H®l9e; dirties. No 1, 18H©l»Hc- No
2 and poorer. l7©lSc; checks, closelj- selected.
choice. I7^«lsc; checks and cracked, average
be«. Ifi^^l7c: noor to fair, 14®16c
FRUITS — — No change tr. evaporat
ed apple* on spot goods. Market nominal. In
futures Octobers could probably be bought at
6*C # Novembers at «»4o and Decembers at 6Hc
but »m» utoek ofrerlnjr._
FRriTS — FRESH — Apples steady, demand
macerate. Cherries scarce. Very few blackber
ries or huckleberries, arriving. Strawberries
quite plenty and showing iregular quality.
Oranges and grapefruit firm. Muskmelons be*rln
ning to arrive. Watermelons selling promptly.
Pineapples in liberal supply and easy. APPLES.
iV°r«~J? 6 ? y atld Baldwin. bbL $4©ss: Greening,
«5Sf5 5; N « wtn *™ PiPPln. $3 50©$6: Ben Davis,
S3 25«54: Russet, $3 25® 53 75: common. f2ffj^:
Far Western, boxes. $15-3*2 75; CHFTRRIFS.
Mrginia. sweet, quart. 13c: BLACKBERRIES.
£?££ Ca l°'i na l u »rt- lO313c: HTTCKLEBER
RIES. 20«25c; STRAWBERRIES, Delaware.
Maryiaad and Virginia, quart. 6@lle: Norfolk. 5
©lie; ORANGES. Florida, box, $1 .Vug s 4 SO;
California. $1 50«54; Porto Rico, $1 40«$8;
Cuban ri«>Os2^o; TANGERINE. California
J! & «^«*L soes22S: GRAPErRUIT, Florida.
boat $2®s9 50: Cuban. $2^sß; Porto Rico. $2^l
$5 oO; Jamaica. $1 50#$3 12; Nassau, $1 50m2 S7;
MLSKMELOXS. Florida. crate, $4*s4 50-
WATERMELONS. Florida. In bulk, 100, $30 in
bbls, ea ch. 73c©$l : PINEAPPLES. Flo-ida.
a30«$?>8oa 30«$?>8o &: ° Uba * 51 35e|260: Porto Rico -
HOPS— Quiet both In thin state and on the
Pacific Coast. Little if any lcx-al trading.
HAY AND STRAW— HAT— Quieter. espe
cially on low grades. There is an accumulation
or stock and the amount in transit is steadily
increasing. Outlook discouraging. Straw about
?™ a< £* HAT, » timothy, prime, large, bales,
100 Ib, $1 15; No 3 to 1, 93e<9$l 12-j; shipping.
?3c: parkir.e. «o*rflsc: clover and clover, mixed.
60c<g^l 05; STRAW, lone rye. 65<370c; short and
tansled rye. 60c; oat and wheat. 50c.
POn.TBT- ALlVE— Receipts, 5 cars of
Western by freight and a few scattprlnr coops
by express. The price on fowls was settled this
week at 17c. but strong competition has demor
alized the market and we hear of sales to re
tailers at V»@lc below the who! sale price. De
mand active, and market cleaned up of all stock
unloaded; 2 cars still on tracks and 4 expected
to-nisht. BROILERS, nearby, rb. 35<»40r;
FOWLS. 17: ROOSTERS, young and old. 12c;
TTRKETS. 10tfl4e; DTTpKS, 18e: CEESE, 10c;
GUINEA - FOWLS, pair. 60c: PIGEONS, pair,
osc. DRESSED— Better demand for fresh fowls
than expected and market cleaning up, with feel
ing steady to firm on desirable weights. Small
fowls, however, are slow and irregular. Old
roosters in moderate supply and firm. Fresh
turkeys irregular. Broilers in moderate supply
and steady to firm. Larjre squabs slow and easy.
but 6 to 7 Ib average to the dozen in fair de
mand and steady. FrcJ;?n poultry quiet, but de—
sirable rrades steady to firm. Fresh killed —
TURKEYS, Western, average best hens or toms.
20c: fair to good, ifttrilV;: BROILERS. Phila,
fancy squab, pair. .7H«rBGe: fancy. 4 16 to rj!r
and under, rb, 40ffi45c: Fenn. 33@40c: FOWLS,
Western, boxes, dry. 4S rb and over, dozen. 19r
86 to 42 IT>. 17Hc: bbls, iceii, dry picked. 4 Ib
and over. lSc; small, 17c; other Western, srnld
fl. 15?MSe: COCKS, old, rb. 15c; SPRING
DUCKLINGS. Long Island and Eastern, Ib, 22c:
Perm; 21<7?22c : SQUABS, prime, large, whit*.
Sczen. $2 sf»^fs4; poor dark. $2. Frozen—TUR
KEYS, younr toms, lR®2Ge; young h»ns. IS^)
2Sc; old toms. 23c; CHICKENS, broilers, milk
fed, 2S£2Sc: com fed, lS®2sc: CHICKENS, roast
ing, milk fed, 20#23e: fryers, l^'iliOc: com fed.
l?®21c; fryers, 16^17Hc; FOWLS, dry picked.
13© 10c; ROOSTERS, old, 15c.
I'OTATOKS AM) VEGETABLES— New po
tato.v-. «t^ady to firm: old firmer for choice.
Sweat dull. Onions dull and lower. Aspara
gus weak. Beets and carrots steady. Cab
batres firmer. Cucumbers steady. Eggplants
lower.* Lettuce firm. ■ Mushrooms higher.
Peas easier. String beans lower. Pa?n>l»y n<*sr
lectPd. Tomato*^ ?t«ady. POTATOES. Ber
muda, new. bbl. ?:}'^S4: Florida.' whit». *2 SO®
sr. 75; red. $2 50^$. - JSO: culls, " $»os 3 25;
Georgia and South Carolina. $2 ©s3 60; old.
in bulk, ISO Ib, Bj|»tl87: Maine, bag. $1 '■!
SI 20: state and Western. 7Ke£*l 10; SWEET
POTATOES. Vineiand. basket. fine 5 $1: other
Jersey, .■sri-^OOe: Delaware. 404!!7rSe: ASPARA
GUS, dozen bunches. $1 2r>g7's4 50: BEET
TOPS, nearby, bhl. $1; BEETS, Virginia. lnO
bunches. aBSO9S4; South Carolina. $305,1;
New Orleans. $24?53: Bermuda, crate. BOCO
$1 : CARROTS. South Carolina. 100 buneheK,
?2<??*3: New Orleans. ?2<?T*3: basket, ?0(500c;
Bfrmuii*, crate. 7Bc«ssl2r>: old, hbl or
betT. $150©52 50; CAULIFLOWERS, hothouse.
LC Ti. /R" . - JM j#^l-,. SI Jf f Genuine Hand Colored.
fl/illlfiliPP SB HO I iSliO Fine Plate Paper,
lfJl\/ttlVl S4IJLI.^JI m^Aß.**^B. Size 145S by 19»4 Inches
By ROBERTO FERRUZZI
B£s?* The coloring of this picture is exquisite
This famous subject, one of the most popular of the Madonna pictures, has been
chosen for the itcxt (the fourth) in The
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REMEMBER, COUPONS NEED NOT BE OR CONSECUTIVE DATES.
A New Picture Every Monday—Begin to Save Coupons To- Day.
down. $2fff2 00: Southern, half bbl basket.
$lig.fl7o. CABBAGES. ..ist«rt Sh< * *,A 1
Virginia, rrate SI 25©$1 50; bbl. SI 12^*1 25;
North Carolina, crate. $1230*130; Soucb
Carolia*. Flat Dutch. $12J@S1M>: Wake=»lu.
$112»$1B0, Florida. r-<J. Jl -3**l 7*. Cil-
CUMBERS. Georgia, basket. .JlC3t?$ ls 2 :
Florida. |I©$150; bothouM. box. -■-•'« 50;
CELERY. Bermuda, California, case. *2©|4;
EGGPLANTS. Florida. box. $1 50©»2 30:
GKEE^sr CORN". North Carolina, crate. SlflSJ;
GARLIC. New Orleans, ICO $s® s6; HORSE
RADISH,'IOO tt>. $2$ S3; KALE, nearby. *W.
25 s;sf>c; KOHLRABI. New Ort«an», »*>
bunches, $2«*4; LETTUCE. Southern. baaKet.
50c@?l : nearby bbl, 11 23<SS2 80: hotheus*.
dozen. 20©40 c: LIMA BEANS. Florida, basket,
M^?4: MUSHROOMS, 4-lb basket. Soc«sl SO;
ONIONS. Bermuda, crato. S125&?l$0; Texas,
yellow. $1 ase^Sl 60; wtilte. $1 25©*1 50;
Egyptian, bag. #2 50; New Orleans. 70-lb baa.
$1 40©SI 60: basket, $135© $140: OKTA.
Florida, carrier. $2 80©*. V OYSTER PLANT,
100 bunchos. $2© $3; PEAS. Eastern Shore,
large, batket, $1 50@$2: small. ?123©5130;
Baltimore large. $160!? $175: small. *1 25;
Vtr?iaia. large, half bbl basket. $150352:
«miUl. «1©?15O: North Carolina. '.a.-?* $'. -'■
©SI 75; third basket. $I©Jl 23: small, half
bbl basket. $1«>«1 50; third basket. 75c 091:
PETTERS, norlda. largrs box. 52 25»$S: car
rier. $1 25© 52; " Bermuda, crate. 90cO31;
PARSLEY, New Orleans, curly. bbl. Sl® $1 30;
basket, 20©40 c: plain, bbl. $I@S2: batket.
25e50r: Bermuda, .crate, 23£?0c; ROMAINE,
Southern, basket, 750©»l 25; Bermuda, crate.
500 75c: RADISHES, nearby. 100 buaches. 50
©Tsc: Southern, basket. 25(J50c: RHUBARB.
Jorsev. LAO bunches. $l«S150; SCALLIONS,
SOS 7S*: STRING BEANS. Sou;'.-. Carolina and
G*>rgia, err^«a <5r i»ai, basket. SISO^J-:
Florida, grreer., «123U*1T5; wax. 51-311 73;
New Orleans. Fava. Sl2s{pSlSo; SPINACH.
nearby, bbl. 30ifi60c: SQUASH. Florida, whlui
or yellow, box. 51 50 $2; TURNIPS, rutabajra,
bbl. $150©52 25: white, new, 100 bunches. $2
@?4; TOMATOES. Florida, carrier. $ljf42:
hothouse. Ib, 10c: WATERCRESS. 100 bunches,
51 50 « $2.
MILK AST) . CHEAM — «3fhanjr# rrice j
r«nain« at 3c a. quart net to the saipp«r tJ tli«
26c zone, or $1 51 a 40-quart can <Jeliv«red in
ICew York. The demand is normal for tats sea
eon of th* year, witn a. surplus to be ta!f*=.
care of. .
The receipts of rallle and creaai la 40-quari
can« for the week ended May 14 vrer* a* follows:
Milt- Cream.
Erie 41.423 4.025
Susqaehanaa •• 12.535 £» i
West Shore - 17.533 1.223
Laokawanaa — «9.©25 l.»2i>
New York Central (lonr haul)... 40.075 *1.705 I
New York Ceatral (Harlem) 18.a30 ,110'
Ontario 44.021 5.205
LehiSh "Valley - 27.306 1.87-*
Homer Ramsdel! Line - 1.770 78
New Haven 11.030 I«>|
Other sources ...—..... 1,775 74
Totals .274.755 13.040
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, May IS. 1910.
BETTVES— P.eca!pt». 4S cars, or 778 head:
none en sals. reeling nominally Bt«ady for
a! 1 sorts and grades. Dressed beef* moderately
active at 11 ©12c p*r lb for native sides.
CALVES — Receipts. 150. mainly to butchers.
Feeling steady. City dressed veals in good
demand at 11 ©14c per Id; country dressed do.
gßl*i_Xewton & Co: 3 Maryland veils. 140
lb average. $S 25 per 100 lb.
SHKEP AXT> IAMBS- Receipts. 17 cars, or |
4.404 head, including 9 cars for slaughter and
8 for the market; 9 cars on saJe. Sheep slow :
aac l 23c lower; ordinary and fair lambs dull
and barely steady; spring lambs la good de
mand and ur-cTiansfd. Or.* car of sheep us
soj(» Good to prime sheep. S5 25®56. per 100
lb culls, *3 50; ordinary lambs, $8; culls, $«;
Maryland and West Virginia sprias laribs,
811. Dressed mutton slow at U@lS%c per
Ib; dressed lambs quiet at 14#lTo. a few at
17ijc: country dressed hothouse lambs, »3©?7
Sales — Commission Co.: 150 West
Yir^iaia sprinjr lambs. 62 Ib average, $11 per
100 lb: 303 Ohio lamb*. «2 !b, *8; 282. 62 lb.
SS- 8 culls. 50 lb. *<*: 192 Ohio sheep, S3 !b. fa
yea-ton &■ Co.: 130 Maryland sprtns lambs.
57 !b. $U; 7 Maryland Bheep. 110 Ib. $5 73. .
fobin & Shannon: 163 Ohio sheep. 87 Ib.
?r. 75: 100. *0 lb. 55 50; 213. Sii !b. $5 50; 101. I
McPherao'n A Co. : 295 Marylar.d ,epr!ns j
lambs, 03 lb. $-1; 2 Maryland sheep. 155 lb. j
${V "> !>A !b $3 SO. {
3 'Banders: *62 Jersey sheep. 103 !b. $5 23; ;
5 culls, 87 Ib, $3 50.
HOGS — Receipts. 2.256. all to slaughterers.
Feeling norainally steady.
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.
Kansas City. May CATTLE— Receipts.
4.000, including 1.000 Southerns; steady. Choice
export and dressed beef eteare. $7 23®$8S0; fair
to good. $5 75@57 23; Western. $5 50©J3; stock
ers and feeders. $4 25© $6 20; Southern, $4 80«
$7 75: Southern co*-s. $3 25®55 75; native. $3 10
©$8 50 heifers. $4 50«57 85: bull*. $4«$»ao;
calves, $4 253-$7 50. HOG3— Receipts. 11,000; 5-.
lo^-er- top. $9 60: bulk of sales. $9 4»85e53;
heavy. $9 50©$9 60; packers and butchers. $9 45
6s9tiO; I'ght. «ft 30^59 50; pigs. $S 75559 i:>.
SHEEP — ReceiDtß. 4,000; steady to 10c higher;
lambs. SB«r*» riO: ' yearlings, $6®s7 25; wethers.
{53*6 50: ewta, $4 25©56 25; stockers and feed
ers $3SJS.
East BniTala. Ma" — — Receipts,
60; fair demand ana steady. VEALS— Receipts,
96; active and steady. HOGS— Receipt*. 2.000:
slow and 15@20c lo^er: heavy and mixed, $10 05
Cslo 10; Yorkers and pl». $10 1O0$10 15; roughs.
$»eoSsdlo: stacs. $7 SOSJB 25; dairies, $0 909
$10 15. SHEEP AND LAMBS— 3,600;
sheep clow and steady; lambs active and 15e
lower: lambs. $7 25®59; ewes, $5 25^*3 50.
Chicago. May 10. — — Receipts. 6.500:
steady- steers, «6 2SSSS 70: cows. $4 »5<256 75;
heifers. $4 2 45: bulls. $4 83£$5 40. calves,
$.'<Ss7 50- ttockers and feeders, $4 73®$d6O.
— Receipts. 21.000; 3®loc lower; choice,
heavy, $9 7005&73; butchers. $J> 7035? 73; light
mrxed $(* 60©*» 76. choice, light. t»7o®s9 73:
paekins. Sf» R5^S9 70; pigs. $9 23S$S 50; bulk of
sa'es. $9 6C3*& 70.
Cincinnati May 19. — CATTLE— Re»e'.ots. 376:
very quiet: fair to good shlr>p?r«. $8 50957 50;
airr.mon, $2 50©$3 25. HOGS— Receipts. 1.835;
steady to s®loc lower; butchers and shippers,
$9 Sn®s» SO; common. $3 7!MJS9 80. SHEEP—Re
ceipts. 408; steady: $3 o<ss6. Lambs sieady;
$3 25957 40..
HAND COLORED
PHOTOGRAVURE
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
-Chieajro ■ >t»y id. — l^m«a mad* a square
•tanO-up *fl«nt wii«n --■ Septaxabet . wheat t&-day
»old down to ?] a bushel. :n»-*-» of the par
chas« of laooo barrels of ficar at ilUwau^ea
help«d pot tb* boars to root* late in th* day.
The close was «t«idy. with Eepteraber He net
higher. July finished at esactly jaat clsht s
fisrures. and May He Jew**- FtaaJ quotattcrj
for corn w*re Hnchan«*dto He off.oats a s^de
to He lower and provlsiass .H®l»»»c down.
The weather and crop conditions. e«c«pt to
311iaoi«. wer» reported as ti»aL E»ea-Aaasas
told a sood starr. the ratnj hajte? «u«4re
markabl* lmproves^ct. «n additional showers
predict-a torte-aiclit. Ib tils Mat* r^t«Mi«B3
Jontinued rejardlas oa uafavoraU^ jttßetfo;
due ■- th* Hessian. -■ - ■ >;; ■-• of ' X - •"t' s3
in protecting toe raarket with uch**ttatlng
strencth seemedl to b« based on the vlm tfeai
heavy dellveriea In pre«ress km w=a!i fcav* a
tendency to dstnoralfae th« trade. Besides, for
eign cjafksta wsro reported to b« very »«»»•
and th»re was Information that the drooth In
Australia had been broken. Mcreorer. It was
announce that the Texas fcarvest "*** be on
r.^xt weeK. an* that to cca*e<;ueace it. Louis
will expect plenty of T?3eat for «rtoateir from
Juti* Ito 10 The dollar lave! was struck rtsit
at th* opanin*. Kaa«* of price*: —^ »_.
■W^.oat Ot*n. Hi«n. to*- Ctaeja. Ajv
May *1 12H fl !2H f1 « H 9} 12 tl I-
Var^ a: C3 8 I 59^* £3 85 «
4u^ |tC Sl^ 6f>T, «IU OS
H US B!J'
£&Üb*r: 7 33? i .»H aSS 33S SSH
Ji^y 13 ?. ... 12« J2 6T t2«O 12» 127T
BeptMßbir. 1235 18 5T 12 5S 12» »•
Jul^.V.... 12 «5 12 « 12 » 12W 12 «
September. 12 35 89 12 43. 12 4. 12 €0
July ..'.... SCO 2SIO S2» US 2310
S«ptes:bsr. 22 37 2207 S3 S3 22 82 23 C 5
FOREIGN MARKETS.
UvenxxM. May 19.— WHEAT— Spot <=H:
fttSnieSr. May. «s ««; July. 6s U^:
October. Ts «d. CORK— Spot c.ul«t; old And
ean, raised. 5s TH* new Win dria.^ 5s s^s<l.
via Ga'v*stoß. 5« 6^id: futnres dull: July nona:
nal. PEAS— Canadian. T. 3d- TTXJUR— PIater
pateats, 80s 6d. BEEF— Srtra. lafiia nseit 1-j*
hi PORK— mMa. W«st«m. 108* HOPb
—In Lcaion (Pacisc Coaat... i-WJt?. HAJs —
Short cutTT3s «d. Cumberland cut.
TCs: short rib. 72s ed: cl**r balUe*. Tja: lons
clear mi4dl*a. light. 72»: heavy. 71s tod: shsrt
clear -backs. Tie. 3HOUI.OEHS— Square. «3s.
LARD— Prime Western, tierces. «7s: American.
ref.r.e<;. palls, «6s «d- CHEESE— Caaadiaa. finest
wWteTsls 6d;. colored dqU. 57s £ TALLCW—
Prim* city, aft stock. TCRPEXTI^-Sclrna.
45« Sd. ROSlN— Common, lls. PETROLEUM—
7V'd LIKSE.ED OlL— 4os. COTTON OIT*
—Hull refined, spot. 31 « «d. TALLOTT—Austra
lian, in L»ocdon. 1&-— RAW SUGAR— lluscovafiow
Londos. May ttt-BAW SUGAR— Muaco^fio.
12» M- do centrifugal. 14s ©d. BEET ST SAR
14s 10 Hd. LTX3SED— Calcutta (May-Tun*^. I5 3
IT LINSEED OlL— s«s 7bd. SPERII OIL—
*S^ PETTROLET-M American r«fln«>«l 6Hd; do
BPtrlts. Td Tt7RPKNTTNE_Sptrtt«. «*» M.
ROSlN— .Aoaerican. «tratn*d. lls: do fla». 13* «d.
Antwerp. May 1&-— PETF.OLEt3I— 19 francs
CO centimes. *
Montreal. May 18.— CHEBSB— Tinaer. fodeara,
10*1911:. _
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN KORTKE3iX.
1010.* 1806. 190?.
! W wh% ir. May $»W.»» 5175.?«> f150.200
July 1-May 14. 10.&45.7C0 8. 479. 100 19O<HXX>
CHICAGO & ALTON.
2<J week in May 5225.555 $253,563 $213,7*3
July 1-May 14.. 11.713.350 11.079.250 10.(38,191
GRAND TrttTNK-
Sd week la May *-»4«>.7!W $742. S7*S.37*
July 1-Mar 14-. 38.019.053 33.582.39e 28.833. «2
INTERNATIONAL & GPXAT NORTHERN.
[3d week in May 5134.0C0 $127,000 $107 000
July l-ilay 14-. 7.266.7*1 7.175.602 6.1w 032
IOTCA CENTRAL.
iV. week la May $SS.I«S $37,640 540.427
| July 1-May 14- 2.851. 143 2.654.793 2,663.753
MTNNSAPOUB & ST. LOUIS.
2& w»ek in May 553.619 $8ft451 $35,**
i July 1-May 14.. 4.27&.073 3.65^,125 3.302.3e2
! SOCTHEXOf.
; Number of miles 7.050 7.050
2d week in May $8f»«.4&5 $900,137 $Ml.*iO
July 1-May 14.. 50.043.35S 45,434.347 45.557.3C2
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & "WESTERN.
! M week * May $72,820 $74,230 $64,373
I jujy l-May 14.. a 266.251 2.331.453 2 3.40b.«:8
i BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER.
Month of April — 1&10. .. IS»O9u . lncr«a»»
i Gross earnings. . 5214.535 $UCtt67 t3S.I6S
Oper. expenses. 114,66& 100.554 14.253
Net eamlr.R». $100,16« 552.253 $17.*»3
1 Jar.. 1-Apn! SO—
i Cros* earnings.. $831,127 $733,514 $117
i Oper. expenses. 455.&U 404.533 54.423
' Net earnings. $392,130 f«S.M3 $63,134
, CLEV&. SOCTHW^STEF-N & COLUMBUS.
Month of April ,
! Gross earnings.. $76,020 $67,009 $9,411
Op«r. expenses.. 43.78! 41.435 2.1G6
Net earnings. $32,229 $2.\054 (8.243
Fixed charges.. 37.575 25.181 2.«»4
Surplus .-....- $4,354 5i $3,551
. Jan. l-April SO—
Gross *»n:{n«ra.. $231,012 $242,577 S3-5.335
Oper. expenses.. 176,213 153.843 20.3**
Net earn«igrs. $104, 759 *««les $17,971
, Fixed charges.. 111.423 »I,« 0 13,312
I Oerlrtt $8,623" '"54.783 $1,541
i FONDA. JOHNSTOWN & GTjOVERSVILLS.
Month of April— >
; Gross earnings.. $52,438 $70,235 $12,171
Net earnings... 44.4«0 37.621 6.56S
July 1-Aprl! 30—
1 Gross earnings.. $747,548 $832,737 tll3.au
Net earnings... 352.&47 302.424 70.423
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Central Firework* pref — 23 **
Conn Ky i U«h« •5-*" * 7* 73
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Empire Steel & Iron — 7 Iff
Empire Steel & Iron pf. — 75 m
[Hall Slsnal commen — — *> •«
; B*rrtn«-rla:!-Marv4B . . ■ — • 3d 49
Int»rr.aiK>na] Nickel — 133 —
lateraaUosat NhJUI pf..Q-F •) 9» M
I International ?ilver — — V* —
Litematlcnal Silr«r pf..<&-J ,4 109 113
Klray Lumber — M 15
Klrby Lumber pf ■ — 40 55
i Kinss Co El L& F. ...Q-M S 117 123
Laeka-rann» Steel — 40 45
Nat Ca»h Register 9<-->*J I 117 123
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Otis Elevator .....A&«> 2 •** 56
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Cld Domtmen 9 3 J<tJ •• ]h* «3
PaciJt: Gas &El -- 33 8T
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Pjodueera- OB ....Q-M « 145 »
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i NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
I SLPJULHi CVt'itT. Ni" i'OitK CCLJiTT-—
:'"."" "* " ~ -•--.-.- .- . ■ -■--
\ P.*»=ald3. Jut«» P *--»r» r ' laa. L*u:«e Crist.
St»pi:«a WiiUaas Crist. .--. C SaU-jis. .-s
;':-•'". . ' Crist. ■-■---■- Paireli. e»r* K.
■ yiw»U Alexasder Crtttoai s><jw«i!. J. O. P<rwsU.
}r Cth* full first za:r.^ of slid list Ejmed c*
' '*24ar!* being 1 unknown to-piastafX Mar-aa H.
1 iwv*l!. Ha; Gould Powell, France* SLeyaslds
t. a .-.« r iusast C. Kaiser. Gearys M. «»«r'i9r,
T^jirses K. barker awl Joseph H. ParStr. Ds
#.-,j, 3 .s.^ Stininjoaa. To its tbwe nvaed d«
: ♦eßdaats: You are, hereby awaWJP— • -W asswe?
-..".• «e*apt*ial 13 this across aa4 » «e--v* a ccpy
o* your answer ca --» -».:-:. -. attorney within
: twenty days after th« serr'.ce a? :."!■-» ih— nw.
e-c'usive or the day -■' ser-sc* ari :-. ezs» «C
your f3i!ar« to app«ar or answer, ivtdsrr.ssi wCi
I be takes against yoa by default f=r t3* t»l!ef
! demar-'led m ths complaint.
Sattad New- Tort. April 22 th, 1310.
* " A. STEEN.
Flatßti«?a Attaraey.
"OStco aad post Office address: 31 Nassau St.,
Sc^aus*- at Manhattan. New torg City.
' T a liiuJsa. PcweLi. •»■ H. Parrel!. O«cr*e M-
Parkst Charles K. WV. JosepaJEt. firker.
' JLlaxander Clifton Pa^el*. J. C. fow»l). Jr..
itario- H. Po^«!i. Harold Gould Powell a=d
Frances Reynolds Parker, defendants: Th« fare
ffoinj s'ltßrrie-ss i» served uses yea by pohnca
' tioo, nursuane to an crier if Hosarabl» E4^*ard
' B Wh'*n«y. 3 Jnstic» of the Supreme Ceurt of
the- Stat» of New York, dated ths 12th d»y o?
May 1010- an.! riled w[;h the. cosnp'.a'r:?, in th»
1 offlc<» of the Clerk of the County of New Yerk
: at the County Court Kouaa (n rt« Bcrcusb c?
; Manhattan. Cttr of New T.wk and State o? ?.sw
T<»rJi, oa th«» 121 1 * day of Mar. TMO.
' Bated. Naw Tort. Ha;- 12tX vils - _ m-
Attorney for PlaintifJ.
- m an-* P««^ tHßni ■ ma, It ?*Wi
I » rt.. I«<»«nie?> «»f M*nha»tan. N** T«»rV <~tv.
CiTATfONS.
ALEXANDER, RICHARD. — THE PEOPLE <">»
.. th*-stat*» of New Tork. hv the &rmc* of God,
Free and Independent, In Henry Wolfa. ?inr"
Wolfe. Phelie Wolfe. Georsa "Wolfe, Fn*l«*
I.evten. Emma Ash. Th*te!a "Brurk. TjMl'.**
I-eve. Marjr»ry ■ye, I.e«i3 A. A-»*rr. Al«xar
der Zippert. Ada O. .A very. t>ov*r \"illa?»
Cemetery Association. Otto Henry Alexander.
!.»■» W. Alexander. Was*?T M. Alexanrtpr. B<"
tfc* A. Alexander. Eras F. A?-xan<4*r. Herta ■
A!exaad*r. Emma Mssa. Minna"f!»hr. Jn''.Ti»
Cohn. Leon! Conn, TIMy Zipp«r^_f>«h» Z:P
pert. Him Zipp«rt. rrancea A^T^nlth, Lin*
Locher. Mary L. rrartne. Morris K-ish. Anna.
Fax. Jenny Fox. Jinmla R. Mansfleid. Stephen
D. Ryan, Elvira Th»iila K'-oh. Ali<-« ■■■>.
Gertrude Rush. Eu«n? M. EoBTi-sr. Jr.. 31ar
-ruette roster. Elsie Foster. Ha" \»t H. M.
Scett'SmUh. Dorothy M. 3fott-Sniith arid
John H. fc«tt-?mlth. sa4 W all s»rson» Inter
ested In th« Estate of Rtrhard Alexander.
!ate of the County of N?w York, deceased, as
creditors. le*at«e». next nf ktn or otherwise.
*end ereetins: You and each of y«u ars
hereby cited and recurred personsllly to he and
appear b**are our 6urrosat« of taei-Cotxrvty Jg
New York, at the Surrogates' Court of said
County held at the Hall of Records, in th*
County of N#w York, on the CBth day »f July.
1910, at half-past ten o'clocfe in th# forenoon
of that day. then and there to attend I "tau.!
cial settlement of the account of pr«eeeti:ss»
of SismvinA Bendit and Everett B. H»jn««n?..
tin Exec«ror» of and Trustees under ths Last
Will and Testament of said deceased, and s«e*i
of you an are hereby owed a* are and** ta»
aga of twenty-one years are required to ap
pear by your guardian, if you have •«•. er i
you have none, to appear and apply for an« t;>
be appointed, or in the event of y«\jr ceg:ect
or failure to do so. a guardian will be ap
pointed by the Surrorare to represent and act
fop you in th* proceeding.
In testimony wa*r«of we have e3cs*£ th»
•Seal of the Surrogates' Court •< t>io sai<9
County of Sew York ta ■• hsreusta
[L. S.I affixed. Witness. Hon. ABX£^ C.
THOMAS, a. Surrogate of our salts
county, a' the County of New York, th* 14th;
day of Il3y. la the year of our Lord oe»
OiOW»4 ■*»• hundred ar.d tsn.
PAXIEL J- DOTTONBT.
Ctrl* of the < Cw^t
SURROGATES NOJICM.
tx PURSUANCE OS* AS CROCK OF" KON
i Abner C. Thopias. a Surrojat* of the Corraty
of New York. E*tiee is hereby r»« ta all per
sons having- claims against G«ors3 W- Weibfr.
t late of th* County of New Y«rk. deceased. ■■
P"e»*ni the *ac»e. with voucser? thereof, to
' the subscriber, at her place of tr»asa«c;3C
1 business. th* «S!e* of Batley A Sailtvas. >»<?
: 130 Bre4«war. Manhattan, in the City »* Ke^r
' York, on or before tJi« first 4*7 Of A.u£us«
1 B *Date<s Ileir Toric the 23th day or J*Bu»r7.
J m °" MAE WEBBER. Exe*«trfct-
I BAILEY * STJLLIVAJT, Attorneys for Sxeoo
trt*. '-S3 Broadway. Manhattan. New T*r*
City. - , , . - ,
tv "PURSUANCE OF AN toper of HO-N
ABM* C. Tno=ias. a Surrogate of th* County
! af Nat* Tar*, notice is hereby sivers to ail jar--
I ions ravin* c!ai=»» agsar-st James R. »Juhs.
i la* of th« Bcroush of Manhattan, City at Sew
1 Tcrk deceased. «O rr-9*ru the sajai. wttH
• rou«a«ra thereof, to lisa subscribers a* thai*
r!a--e of tr»ivs»etir.« bminesa. at th* o9ie* <»*
DanUl Xason. ttietr attorney. »fo. 33 Wililarj
«treet in m Boroaeh cf Manhattan. City of
New York. on. cr b^ora tta first day or 03
toX3aft^exVw • Yorit . th* Ott :*»r ef llarc.T. 181?.
GEOJIGB W. PLUM. \ T^ Tt . rn ., jr —
CAROLINE T- »A3ON'.l =x««.W»
D^VIEI. VA?f»V. Atttrnsy fc» Executors, W
: William Street. B«rou«h «* Manhattan. City
ef New .rgrte.
LA.^;-EY t>AVlt>— lN VCKartA.N'Ci; Otf A*
nr<!er «f Her. A^r.er C. Thomas, a surr9j3?e ef
th« County ef N*w York. ««t?« in hereftr Jflv«
xo alt per»«3» fea-rtn* claim* ««*.-i»t E>*rt3
! lapel*?, Ut» of the County C« N*w Tor Si. d»
' v.—s«*4 t» pr^9«r.r tft« tint with v*^cfc«rs thrrac*
to the «übscrtb*rs at the'.r p. ace of traaaacttM
bus!».»» at the ofltce of Wallace. Butter <?«
B-own. V 554 Wall Street. Borough ef sl*--ta»- .
tan. is Tha City of N«w Tarfc. ca or bet;?* to*
"jS /jay o* *u*ust «K»t.
* D*t«4 K«w Ycr*. t>!« llta day of Ft&FTurr.
•-." * \RTHT."n 15 LAPSLKT.
" EDWARD I* rjotTßirxs^. •
•MMM
WALLACE Bt'TLEnt A EROTN. Attorn*r» far
Executors. 54 Wall mat. Borough •* SCaa
hattart. N*w Yoric C?tr.
IV PL-RSUAXCB OF AN ORDER OF 1 HON.
Abn«-- C- Thomas, a Surrogate of tst CoTintr
! O* N*w York. N'otie* U hereby *!■»•« t» *tl
. persona bavins claim* against I>*ni«l Wet
ttrau. lat» of the County of .New Turk. <1»
1 ~i»s*4. to present th» Mm wl»!» vouchers
fh*r*of to the subscriber, at h«r plac* cZ
transact business, th* ©flic? ef Bai'.ejr A
Sullivan. No. 135 Broadway. Manhattan. tr»
the City of Yaw York, es or b«Jor« ih* 39t*»
fiay of Jury nest.
D»te<S New York, the 2Otb daT cf January,
1018. ELISABETH C- WETTERaU.
Executrix.
BAILEY * SULLIVAN. Attorney* for Hx*~it
trlx. "33 Broa.d»*y. Manha Naw Yar«s
Ctn-.
I ' ' PROPOSALS. '
SEALED PROPOSAL*. ENTORSEO "P}«V
posals for addttloa to f»m*!« aurses" qaar
t*ri.- wKt be received at th,» Bureau of Y«Ms »
; and Dock*. 'Navy D«j»artraeat. Washi^jrtor:.
until 11 o'clock a- m.. June 11. 1910. »«i t&ei
and there publicly opened, for addition to
fijna!« corses' quarters, at the C. 3. N«r«1
H-r>»pi«»:. New Tork. N. Y. P<a«» a«i «p*si
f.cati«n» can ba o»stafcj»ft on application to ta»
Bureau. R. C. BOLI.TS.iY, Chi-J or Bureau.
May »■ 1»1P
SEALED PP.OPOSALS WILL be RECEIVED
as the »*ce of th* i.:s^t-Ko«M Ka«ta*«T
Tompklnsville." N. V., until 1 o'clock p. m
June «. 1910. ar.d then op*»»-1. for fiirolshlar
Misfellaasous Art let** and Iteterfaia for li?
Ltsht-House Establisbment for th* fiscal year
ending June 30. 1911. in accordance with •«•«'
Crattoea, copies of wMe,a, • wtth blank pro
1 posals and other infonr.attoa. may S*' hai
I upon appUcatioa to the Ljglu- Hooa* Sbs&M«K
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