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THE PITTSBURG trmnsDAY evening, april, 10, idoo SIGHT Women's Accounts ONE FATALLY ANOTHER ATCHISON EARNING POSSIBILITIES CORNER STONE OF NEW SYNAGOGUE IS TO BE LAID STOCK EXCHANGES CLOSED, GRAIN MARKETS OPEN The principal stock exchanges of the country were closed, the holiday extending from 3 p. on Thursday to 10 a. m. Monday, though continental markets will also be closed on Monday. Banking institutions were open.

The Chicago Board of Trade and some commodity exchanges were also pen. BORNEO, IS INJURED, LAMP EXPLODES VHEN Ceremonies Will Be Held by the 1 NG Murphy, exploded, vrlng his clothing with burning: oil. Dillon, who -was following, at onc went to the rescue of his brother-in-law, and received burns In ex-tineruishlncr the flames. THE NEW YORK EVEN I Two men. on oC whom Is probably fataJly burned, are In the McKeesport hospital aa a result of a lamp explosion at the home of John Murphy, Broadway street.

Kast McKeesport, last midnight TUB INJURED: Sharah Torah Congregation Tomorrow Moaning Mayor Magee knd Others To Talk JOHN MURPHY, 37 years old. seriouslv REVIEW The accounts of women receive special attention by The Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh A ladies reception room has been provided, containing writing materials and every comfort and convenience for vou Ladies of Pittburgh and vicinity are invited to make this bank their bank The Union Trust Co. OF PITTSBURGH 335-337-339 Fourth Avenue Capital $1,500,000 Surplus $25,000,000 POST'S FINANCIAL Both men were employed at the Westing-house Electric and Manufacturing plant In Wilmerding. Murphy is married and has several children. The Injured men were given medical attention at the Murhy home and taken to the McKeesport hospital at a o'clock this morning.

The Injuries of the younger man are not regarded as serious but little hope Is expressed, for the recovery of tbe elder. burned about the hands, arms, face, head and thighs and lesser burns about the body. He will probably die. JEREMIAH DILLON. 24 years old, painfully burned about the hands and knees The accident happened at midnight when Murphy, with Dillon, who is a brother-in-law was eroing up the stairs to bed.

The lamp, which was carried by EXPECT TO COMPLETE BUILDING BY SEPT. 15 Stock Exchanges Closed Throughout the World Bank Statement Was Unimportant Except As Reflecting Large Shifting of Loans SULTAN 'S DAUGHTER IS SUED BY HE HUSBAND his wife for several years, and was hantlieH from Tnrkpv 11 An nlit regime on an accusation of over-friend- Constantinople, April 10. Kemale-dine Pasha, a son of Ghazi Osman Pasha, the "Conqueror of Plevna." began suit today in the Mohammedan religious court against his wife, the sultan's daughter, Naime Sultana, for the custody of their 12-year-old son. The decision of the Atchison directors to allow the common dividend to remain at the 5 per cent rate for at least another six months was quite In line with the expectation of well informed bankers and brokers In the street. The opinion may be ventured that such action on their part is Just as likely to recommend the stock to careful Investors as a restoration of the former dividend basis in advance of the full recovery of industry and trade.

As to the sufficiency of current eamnigs to cover a 6 per cent annual rate, however, there is no question. In the eight months of the present fiscal year to the end of February the road earned its fixed charges and preferred dividends, with a balance of approximately $9,000,000 to spare. On the company's $103,000,000 outstanding common stock this is equivalent to S.8 per cent, or at the rate of about 13 per cent a ypsf. This calculation is subject to correction on account of whatever difference there was between other income and such variable charges as rentals and hire of equipment, but roughly represents the company's present rate of income. In the corresponding stock wai approximately the equivalent of 7 per cent annually on the common stock.

Aside from the uncertainty of the crops, the directors had to consider In connection with the dividend rate the company's convertible bonds, of which there are outstanding $73,770,000. An Increase In the dividend rate to 6 per cent might bring about the conversion of a part or the whole of this debt into common stock. The difference between 4 per cent on $47,714,000 bonds plus 5 per cent on bonds and 6 per cent on the stock into which these bonds are convertible at par would mean a net additional disbursement of $1,215,000. To measure the effect of the conversion of the bonds In another way, the surplus for the common stock earned In eight months may be taken to represent a surplus of a year. The conversion of the bonds would relieve the company of $3,200,000 interest charges, increasing1 the surplus for the common, on the above basis of earnings, to according to the Wall Street Journal.

On the $177,000,000 of common stock, in round numbers, that would be in the hands of the public after the conversion of the bonds, this balance would represent about 9.4 per cent. It would still leave $6,000,000 for improvements and other expenditures chargeable to surplus income. To the above calculation it may be objected that the second half of the fiscal year Is ordinarily less profitable to the granger railroads than the first, and that the figures are based principally on the first half of the year. But that difference has nov usually "been of great importance with tne Atchison and this year the process of recovery from depression, still going on. Is.

not unlikely to offset the seasonal decline in the road's net earnings. At any rate, it can be said that, barring serious Injury to the growing crops, the financial conditions which would naturally lead to a restoration of the Atchison's 6 per cent dividend rate are pretty clearly in sight. ly relations with Zekie Sulttna, a daughter of the late unfortunate Sultan Murad. With the collapse of the present sultan's power and the establishment of The case Is attracting an Immense amount of attention because litigation the constitution Kemaledine was able to return to Constantinople. It will probably be several weeks before the Moslem tribunal rules on his against a member of the sultan's Immediate family was inconceivable before the recent revolution.

Kemaledine has been separated from VALUABLE SERVICES PERFORMED WITHOUT CHARGE Among the services rendered by tne First National Bank of Pittsburgh for its customers, without any charge whatever, are the following: It keeps your money safely and returns it to you on demand, furnishes bank books and check books, ketps your account accurately pays your bills by honoring checks drawn against jour accounts, collects for you checks, drafts, postal and express money orders, wherever issued, and places them to your credit; supplies New York exchange; provides new, clean money in any denom. nation, as requested: cheerfully advises on any financial matters; has a cozy department for its women customers, with rest and reading rooms, telephones and the services of a maid. JKew April 10. The Evening Post in its financial review, says: In observance of Good Friday, all important stock exchanges in the world were closed today, and there were no quotations. The money markets were consequently nominal.

Grain markets were Open, here and in and wheat, after an early show of strength declined rather sharply. The problem is. how far the throwing on the market, this wetk, of a part of the huge amount locked up by the during the past few months will affect the available supply. The bank statement, which was published as usual, was unimportant, except as reflecting an unusually large shifting of loans from truat companies to banks, the loan account decreasing at the trust companies and in-i-reasintr nenrlv SKI.OOO.txjo at the banks. This was offset, in the i-rsc of the banks, hy a $4,500,00 increase in cash holdings, and the decrease in their supply reserves was onlv the trifling sum of It is a very old.

and often a very fuiile question just what a given market was discounting. Sometimes we seem to grasp the key to such a movement only to find that the key will not fit at all. year, for instance it appeared at times as if the market were discounting return, within a week or so. of the pre-panic boom in trade, and in fact, the cold testimony of figures to the effect that business was barely one-half what it was a year before generally stopped timt particular discounting process. Hut it did not end the tendency to anticipate thing; the discounting soon began again, and the year ended, even when the after election boom had been pretty much knocked In thf head; with prices of active stock 25 to 50 points higher than when 1908 begn.

It is possible, in the present boom In prices, to argue that the stock exchange Is merely discounting continued easy money, acting on the patent fact that so long as loans can be procured at to 2 per cent, find Invested in stocks whose dividends, even at current prices, net the Investor 4 per cent or more, it Is worth while to keep on buying. This is a rational argument, it explains some otherwise puzzling things; as, for instance, why the still lower money rates of 1894 were accompanied, not by booms on the stock exchange but by severe depression. People who hold to the theory above set forth would probably account for the discrepancy by the fact that In 1894 railways were very generally earning no dividends at all. Union Pacific. Northern racific, Atchison.

Erie, and Reading were bankrupt. Louisville. Missouri Pacific. Southern Pacific, and Southern Railway paid nothing on their shares. Clearly, there was little or no inducement to buy stocks of these corporations purely on the basis of easy money.

On the other hand, however, there were stocks like St. Paul, F.urlington and Qulncy. Lackawanna. New York Central, North-westprn, Pennsylvania, and Delaware Hudson, which paid annual dividends, throughout 1S94 of 4 to 7 per cent. Tet.

even with money at 1 per cent or less pretty much throughout the year, stocks ended the 12 months in almost every instance at or below the price at the end of 1S93. RABBI M. S. SrVTTZ. The laying of the cornerstone of the EASY MONEY IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE COUNCILS' SLATES ARE COMPLETED Make-Up of All Standing Committees To Be Announced on Monday new Jewish Synagogue Sharah Torah.

on Townsend street, near Colwell street, which will take place tomorrow morning at 11 a. promises to be of interest to all who attend. Addresses will be made 1 by Mayor William A. Magee. Judge Jo-siah Cohen.

Rabbi M. S. Sivitz, City! PEPOS1TS IN EXCESS OF TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Treasurer Adolph Edlis and S. H. Ruben- Ciain nvncl .3 1 Attorney Charles H.

Sachs, son of the late H. D. Sachs, who was the first presi- It aent and a charter member of the congregation, will be master of ceremonies. The Sharah Torah congregation was Will Last Until Prices of Commodities Rise and Trade ImprovesCautious Observers Discern Two Clouds founded In the spring of 1SS5 by 10 men FIDQT National Bank 1 1 of Pittsburgh 242 FIFTH AVE. 237-239 DIAAAOND ST.

TRADERS' GOSSIP. meeting at the home of H. D. Sachs, on Wylie avenue. They agreed to meet every Friday evening and on Saturdays for the purpose of holding services.

This was transfer tiie eompanv'a holding to the Cobal Paymaster Mir.es Ltd. The orlertnal Intention was to exchange th Treasure stock, sharn tor share in the new company, but The one absorbing: topic of conversation among councilmen today is the make-up of the standing committees for councils, which are soon to be announced. Mayor W. A. Magee had an all-day session with the members of his cabinet and the presidents of both branches of councils vesterday, and it Is understood that the list is entirely made continued for about four years.

The con- 1 arrangements were made to give stockholders a gregation, Increasing in numbers, would bonus of 2 per cents in stocK in tooaii The Chicago Board of Trade way the only real important speculative or commodity market that was open for buniness. others ob-irrngr the Easter holiday. In Chicago wheat iachd a new hlsrh selling level for the movement. July wpnt to $1.1." and September to There was considerable sellinar of master. P.or! who know the property are very optimise about the company's future.

A meef.r.e nf the stockholders of the Pras FRENCH SITUATION IS RATHER SERIOUS slnos Conner Minins Co. will be held at the and buying of July and September by offices of thr- company In the Keystone build the biy bull speculators. May failed to equal DAILY PRODUCE MARKET. ing, April 17. at p.

m. President J. Palmer has issued an interesting report giving a history of the operations of the Weekly Bank OROCHRTBS. FTOTTR, ETC. (Corrected bv Arbuckle Co.

FLOUR. Minnehaha 6 case.2.754(3.25 DIa. Dust 755. 8t; Crosby Best OII-o. New York, April lO The weekly statement CTc 2S33c its high record of on Thursday.

It sold up te $1.26 and enaed at Jl.23, while July closed at and September at against fl.11 and $1.04, respectively, on Thursday. Sentiment on wheat Is becoming more mixed and there 4s a growing feeling that the upward movement is near the end. This may be largely due to past experiences alon tha same line, am the common savins is that no ens long remains the king of the wheat Aa compared with a weeK aao. May unded 3e, July 6c and September 7He higher. With only fsmr months of thp fiscat year the Northern Pacific has gross earnings f40.1O2.384.

which, ie $2.843. 4H2 behind the -first eight months or Expenses have been cut In this time $2, 645.059. so that the Total net decrease has almost disappeared, amounting at the end of February to only M9H.O0O. Aeainst this favorable showing Is an Fidelity Title Trust Co. Capital Surplus and Undivided Profits, $7,233,514.73 of the associated banks showed the following chancres from last Saturday: Surplus reserves, decreased 3,047.

ROO Loans, increased 11.42:4,400 Specie, decreased Legal tenders, docr-ased 1.4:44. fit Kt DejKJsits. itwreased 8.747,2'K Circulation, increased Cable to Y. Evening: Post and by Special Arranjieraents 1o Prens. London, April 10.

The Bank of England's 2.2iH),KiO pound sterling loss of gold this past week the first net loss of any week since the 3 per cent rate was fixed in January is not of any special significance. In the main, it reflects the normal month end requirements which on, this occasion coincided with the usual cash withdrawals for une over the Raster holidays. After this week, cash will return to the bank. We are not likely to export gold heavily, hut Russia and Austria muy conceivably buy the South African arrivals at a moderate extent. Further erain of a.

million gold from abroad might mean a 2 per cent mink rate, which however, the best quarters do not desire, believing that it would unduly encourage numerous borrowing operations after Easter. 15C loo 12o up. This morning it was generally believed that Select Council will have corporations, nitrations, public safety, charities and correction, libraries, and health and sanitation, while the committees on finance, public works, surveys, parks and bridges will go to the Common branch. The air is filled with conjectures as to the men slated for the various chairmanships, but it was generally conceded that J. C.

Oliver, Dr. H. B. Burns, P. B.

Kearns. C. C. Kohne. L.

11. Frederick, C. Williams and Morris Kinstein will be pretty certain to be found in important chairmanships. One slate has It that William J. Burke, common, will be chairman of the public works committee, and that J.

C. Oliver or C. C. Kohne, select, will be chosen for corporations. Another slate puts Oliver as chairman of the.

committee on public safety, C. C. Williams as chairman of the committer on charities and correction and Dr. Burns as chairman of the health committee. It was for a time generally beii -ved that Dr.

H. P. Franklin would be selected as chairman of the finance committee, but It is now believed that he will not get the appointment. Just who is slated for the place cannot be ascertained, althoug'i many guesses are made. It is g-nerallv understood that Dr.

Franklin may get the chairmanship of the surveys committee, and that either Dr. Frederick or Kearns will get tin chairmanship of the committee on libraries. I Sur Res I Ti'tal Res Total Ians Carbon, 110 deg 12ci Mnseed. bbl Water White 12ic Miners arnadine lSVjcl ROASTED COFTEBS. FacUages I.Mexican Mi xoja $17.00 Maracalbo Aiiosa $16.

55! Golden Rio Rio A grade. Seven Day $12.50 Santos Bulk Java Paulo Mocha 26c 1 FISH. Mackerel LAke herring ex shore pails. $l-10'Lakensh. pail do med tubs.

4.25' CANNED GOODS. Beans, strg. r.iroatres do bkd Rs. seconds St" 4. April 10.

10.044..",o4y.749 Wi) April March 2T.I 1. 785.673) March 20. J.4.in;.47.r 1.3(l,M5.iO March 13.1 13.452.O.-.0 023.000' 1.305.313.90 March 6... ll.7S2.175i 3r.l.5.-2,7M -48c I 13.S7'.t.H7." 2.7uo! soc 9.497.Rio 353.614.00o! 1,322,483. 7K1 10.33,0 1.843.

067.400 27.H''7.M7ri :83.42.4Klt 1.341. 90O j0 Jamei J. Dongrll Pfddfot Hohrrt Pltcalrn Vie rrrklilent C. S. Gray.

Vice Pres. and Tntit Officer John Maslll Secretary C. E. Willock Treaaurer J. A.

Knox Ast. Sec-I're. Knarene Murrar Ann. reas. Albt.

F. Renktirt Aaat. 'rriiKt Officer MICan JlcGtttlii Trust Officer Feb. 27. Feb.

20. Th 13. Feb. 6.. Jan 30.

Jan. 23. Jan. 1S Jan 1.3.ir.t40,lm 25.fi!!, 100 1.321I.11U.A0A advance in taxes, which for the eight months amounted to $210,000, and a loss in outside Pit at.ir.ic revenue of $162,000. and a loss in 'inlatde operating revenue of $162,000.

making he total difference in net operating income lnjfoie charges of $570,000 in favor of last -ear. Northern Pacific's total net for charges and dividends up to March 1 was $19.542, SSS. 1 year charges called for about Sll.OOO.tHM year's dividend on tie company's stock SUri5.0tio.lXN for the first half year and for the latter half will require On a estimate then the company needs to earn in the four months yet to hi- reported total operating income of some so.dOO.OtXt. In February this amounted to but of course this is a lean month with the Northern Pacific. 3ol.174.2fOi 1 6, S) 23,327.

141 16.8f:t.t2: 20,171.775 20. l'. 12. 347.461. 3001 1.276.

745. 'H 237x 36.I.040.100 1.339.547.400 37B.204.900 1.347.145.30(1 The universally easy money, especially In Europe, was foreseen, and is quite intelligible. It must last until prices of commodities rise and traie improves. General belief is that both events will occur to a moderate extent within a few months. The rampantly bullish fellng in stocks made Itself felt at the stock exchange Tuesday, which disclosed the most extensive profits in years for speculators for the rise.

Cautious observers discern two clouds, one is in France. 343 S. H. RUBENSTEIN. 2S.130.tioo.

1.340,537,100 30,211.9501 3S1, 092.0501 341 Fourth Pa. orn 75cfi standards Peaches Cal sl beef 52. 5o do gallon. Veal loaf Peas SO! loaf do French. 05cfffS2.2o Pumpkins 76''i-90c! Sardines imp.05cff2 75 Pineapples 75' do domestic CEREALS.

Cornmeal hales .2" Rolled oats. $3.20 Oatmeal, hbl Puffed rice, ca.se.. $3.60 Rolled oats. SUGAR F. O.

B. PITTSBURG. Ftandard 'Standard bbl $.1. IOI cubes $3.40 do pkgs Union A do bag? $5.10 yellow 80 do powdered BEANS AND PEAP. Beans, navv $2 6-1 peas green.

do rd kid $2 i'! Sc tch. 6 30.279,975. 37.510.2(0 1.323.142.100 on holidays, rent halls in the Hill dis Jan. Dee. Dec.

Dec. Dec. Nov, Nov Nov. Oct. Oat.

Oct. Oct. Oct. Sept. Sept.

Sept. 33.589.125 32.8HO.0OO Marriage Licenses. trict until in their present rabbi, Moses S. Sivitz. was chosen and arrangements matie for the purchase of a perma where the socialistic labor movement is 31.471.12.

34.7"7. 22: still regarded most seriouslv, the recent William Beer Vandersrift 42,289. 15o 380.443. 200I 1.333. 365.

600 387.413.1001 1.338,426.000 385,633. UK)' 1 385, 3S)5. 50OI 1 358. IM 301.482,O0 1.312.13O.700 4O1.5&:.K0Oj 1.312,020.500 43.359.4'0 1.518, 407.tXi8.300i 1.322,73.).5oO 410.305,300 1. 300.731, 409 nent home from the African Methodist rise in French exchange being oartlv Eflie MoClarrt- President Delano of the Wabash pays: As ins as it is possible to handle lake freight more cheaply than overland freight, the rail- will have to meet the lake rates at lake (Krts, This will mean, in order to keep an average that will insure a profit, tbe railroads will have to charge the Internal towns, where there is no water competition, as much Tarentum Episcopal Church.

I This church, which was located on the 50.039.550 50.218,525 51.992,825 Sr.644,950 28.. .14.. 7... 31.. 24..

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due to remittances of money to Ijondon for safety. The other cloud is the possible after effects in the Balkans, with oos- present site, was remodeled and continued Sept. 65.6'8.975 sytrisji'KUc until about a month ago. (sible adverse developments in Turkey. do Marrowfat.

.2 7.1 no split $2 l.l'.i'J JO do Lima. lb. d- Mar TRIED FRUITS. Apple, evap S1 -f' 'o prunes Currants Lvmon rittshui -Courtney Verona Pittshurcr Pitt.shui Pittsburg Sprir.fr:lal'- 12 -j i. mess tnese political developments turn out very bad.

however, a further rise in stocks is likely, because of the plethora of money anil the scarcitv of floating securities. more as they charge the laKe ports less, it is Aug. not a strong argument for a deep waterway. Aug. from an inland town's point of view, but it Aug.

a true statement of conditions. i Aug. Net eaminga of the Le. Rose Consolidated Aug. Ccv.

for February and March averaged about 'July per month. In January- the earnings July were tW.OOO. Juiy Frank tv. flrwlfrey Afia Young John A. Foster M.irifaret Alma Patton William Vrrheyen T-hldie M.

K. Parker Margaret Keranor CharlR Mrt'arrcn Titus fyrJl S. shearer Kirrella. A. IJorter T.erov Murtn Ruse .1.

Bock The ntc sat paid Stl.iniO for the site, 7j feet bv feet, and the building upon it. It is" now valued at and the new synuo-ue. when completed, will have cost about it will he of brick wtth stone trim-I minps. The will be a large assembly hall and living rooms for the janitor on 63.147.976j 410.181.7ooi 1.286.5.11.300 57.til8.625i 404,100, 70ii 1.2.-o.ol3,X9 6 224, 275 40i.35:'.,40oj 1,275.621.600 50.083,575 4O0.433.9OOl 56 51l.250 1.270.: C2.728,4'J0 389.23 1. TOO! 1.21.4, 688.3O0 1.255.712.80I) 384.81,'i.oooi 58.71 75i 500 1.329.922, IO0 63.391.

noo! 1.2 is, sob. 47.lJ2.20oj 1,21 l.601,:Vi 47.910.HH 500,357 1.215. US. Aurlcots ll'rfl'lc per 11 PaiH. lb 5v.

ti1 )i anee peel Filberts, lb stftlt'c Jltron Ki 1 7c Rr.T'r'-rTie, lb. 3 Illinois Central earnea j.i.iji srwe or juiy (f- ftW," i ini'i'it-t. Marh an increase of and June 2o i a j-O SWtl 171 it Our view of the Wall street speculative position is unchanged. When 1. finite signs are visible that your aetiveitfes are directed to trade, and far nine months, a decrease of 2.0M3.273.

til' first Hour. The second floor will be Homestead June 13 June 6 May 29 MISCET.T, A NEOUSS. Honey. i'i'J-r KtUon do ptrained, lb. Rice, i do Japan il'f.

tP case 3. 75' Vinegar e''1 10'ff25c Turtle I the church proper, with a seating capac Pittsburg bark exchanges were Valuables Safe at All Times at hand when wanted in our Safe Deposit Vaults Boxes suitable for ordinary requirements May 2: Tnuth Uuttlar that all street is content to rest1 Mmry .1 awhile, we slia.ll be more reassured. rlnra the lareest for ar.v In 19(i! to date. i ne in- "reane over the previous Saturday was F.UTTSR. EGGS AND CHEESE.

mi ns ar1 it xrid tt 41 'jjj over the same I Cheese. Ohi I marwets, notvover. are not prreatly i nrist.pnr itoylo Butter May 4.tio. Ss3.47.1j TOO: 62,352 I'OOI 7'Oi 1. HfJ.455.

JOO 68. 984. 371. 7'. 1.

8.1 OO 49.973.4251 361.374 too) 1.105.72S.9 Eipln print. t9 nic 2o av. 17'' 17'c Apr 25 Apr la uimui wi our uriniK ot iron i "i nn and steei prices: but there is some "mnei A. Monroe apprehension in There have Kati- K. 3r.s3 IT'g'n ubs.

t.ri I'ork cream. 27W.8ccl 20 Swiss. Cooking tub Sv is 16' 17o Eecs- I 5-lb hi Ink. (and 20c. jew Pittstuirsr i ity for men of about and a balcony i Pittssbuiir; for seatins tlie women in an Fills' orthodox synagogue beini? separated from! Falls the men.

I Pittsburg: It is expected that the building will he! Pittsburp; completed by September lo. or the Jewish i Xew Year. The officers of the emigre- Pittsburg ration are: S. II. Rubenstein, president; o.

I Swartz. vice-presilent; Joseph "Jrs Glick. treasurer: and Jacob Dclinsky. Pitlsbui'S secretary. The trustees are: Charles Levine.

T. Silverman, Z. ScheneroiT and rM'unhail L'vine. The building committee Is The same three accounts compare as follows witfi the same date in precdin y-ai-o: I Sur Res 1 Total Res Total Ixjias lay last year The increase was largely due to the barks being closed on Good Friday, and probably to dividend pay-ments. the Westinehouse AirbrtLke.

Union Switch Pignal ard Standard Underground 'able dividends all being payable April 10. Total exchanges for the week of five business Iflay were or $1,097,000 mores for the corresponding week of six btisiness diys last year. mark V.itr 1-1 inhere-r. (i44, C-" 7 if 1 mii'i I new 1 jc as low I3.ti.".7."i 3.4...!h. 1, I7.

til s.f) tui. iaitii.na. 1300. 190? UmiT of an AtiRlo-American iron trade combine, hut they are altogether cliscrerl-itert here. Our own steel trade outlook is partly cheered by hopes of ship buildin.tr orders.

As for the movement of Knglish prices durinsr the period of your reductions. Scotch pier iron is selling: this week at 5:5 shilling's per ton against Nellie M. I-'gUe "Walter A. Strayer Henrietta M. Herbert John Cross Mary J.

Elshury Grove I.uey Wall; Marsb Mabel p. Horner Joseph Heivlik as f' year Commonwealth Trust Co. Commonwealth Building 312 Fourth Avenoe iri.l2.iW; 2s5.2is.4Mi. 1.uIi.k".Iih Corrected hy 1 Fersruson) 772 i. i IT-ns.

lh lifH7- Turkeys, lb x.H.2..-.25i 1.4K.7."!.S'M i Corks, lh 121 4c Gc 1i Il'3l2c 22.H1.4! l.iiK..'."..ii4t 1 Ducks, 'lb :iii2.77'.t. I POVI.TRY-DRKSSED. enmnnec fit Knnp acn Tnoman. It ia reported that th- Republic Irm Steel 1IHM Accessible to no one but you. Pittsburg Joseph and M.

London. o. will soon announe- a bona issue or; nxi; A large percentage aill be uwl i imps soo Fv zen brnile, riirm-jv i.VSi'flr ins? chicks Mukj. full dres 1 inioiiie 01 i- eoruary and Anna for improvements and the icungstown plant w-111 be materially benefited. ol.t Guinea hens.

pair. t'll tsl.ure; Pittsburg Pi a-l-ii: If 4.r.71.7.".o; 7 xiv 2 i ii 2t! too 1 'i 1 2.tK,"l.l,0. 47-V 2o2, IS7.4!'.2ijO Local Live Stock Market. Saturday. April 10.

190. B. Iliiff A- live stock commission l'l 1S: Old 1 S'( sruinias. pr.Sl.2S Ducks, vs7. do yoon? 20e Snoab.

"Pz merchants. Union Stork Yards. Herrs Is- oi a year a-. Hessemer is now OS shillinsrs against 57s 6d in February and 6d in IflOS. while steel rails, whioh sold at 6 sterling per ton a year asro, stanl now- at five eruineas, which was also the February price.

Walter T. Deiiipsoy Hassi "Willi Mary 1. LVau barl'-s Ai-ter Mary Margaret Jones tC 512. 'iuo banks and .1 ittpouis report receipts and quotations as fol THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK The statement of Neiv York stat lttsourjr icw ou auek'Tss 21el do rhieyens VWlETAM.Ei AXT FTtTITS. (f tc 1 by Jnmes H.

Vallate.) Api'les ifVrsley. dZ fancy S5.7BiH." Splnaeh Potat''''es han.per 7S'rKV fanev. Mi JIOOTM loi double S2.5XT.t.V Pittsburg Cattle -Snppiy licbt and market steady. Missouri. Kansas Texas directors have declared the regular semi-annual dividend rf 2 per cent on the preferred stock, payable May" 10.

Argentine shipments for the week -were bushels, against 3 SO8.000 bushels in the previous week, and 6.043.000 bushels 1n the same week last year. Tota! shipments since January 1 were 5.S2,O00 bushels, svainst bushels in 19US. We quote: t'hoice, 1.40(1 to $.. OF PITTSBURGH ehnic-n, bu trust cum.pani&5i was: lians lnvtstments 072. 7 18.

2 to I 9pe-le 125, 4oK. soil rev. 2.4:r..4CM Lrfgai tenders 2.S'!:.ft" Inc. UiM.Io. Total deposits Dec.SlO.

(22.2oo Net d-posirs 1 J.r.l on deposit. lss.700 Ieficit. The- staTcrnrnt in d-rnil hnws: No. 24 FIFTH AVENUE The ournal of 650: prime, 1. to 1.100 0.00'q: 8.25 noil.

l.oa fi 1.7,00 tidy 1.000 to fl.i;o S3. 50 .3 to 1.000 lbs. bulls. $2.50 'f 4.75 heifers. common to p'mhI fat cows, 1 r0 fj fresh cows and pprtnpcrs, 00 fi 55.00 Shet and Lambs Supply fair: market Jersey- Kt5.i on'-'n rappers Hampers 2 Kn 1 2ft Beets doz new Turnips, bbl 1.7" Lettuce bkt Eecrlxnt, inrer $2 2V; 2 J2 doz ftrli flr.r.

"V.i.-A. A CAPITAL SURPLUS $1,200,000 600,000 steadv. We quote: Prime wethers. 95 to 100 Neglected Wife Loan? $1 or'n lirans S.2r.i bot- Clearing House Fitjures Saturday. April 10.

Transactions passing throujrh the Flttsbursr Clearing Hou?" following comparieons: Kxehanajes. R. i.in--ep. Today $10 f.i;.54 4R no Lis: Saturdav 7.7(i2.;'.Ori 51 t.O'.t4.7ei ti.iti.LW twain. 2.

boue. box 4S.ofvi. 274.07s.irf 7T.l.'W.Ml 2S Onion Fla. crt S2 Ki.i2.r.o MARK W. WATSON, President rRANK S.

B1SSELL, Vice President DcriositK irculation Specie Lea! twlld' Hr? -e CALVIN WELLS. Vice President A. LONG. Cashier f.in. A-.

hu lo a. li hu Mil 1.75 1.4:(4.,ioO By Mrs. Mabel H. Urner "tne. reC.

LC. Inc. rikmI mixed, $5 to 90 Ort'u 5.30 fair mixed. 75 to so .50 4.9" eulis and eenimon. J-J 50 50 lambs.

S4.5v fti veal rah eK, on 1i 8. 50 beavy and thin calves, JS.oo -si spring lambs. 1 l-5ii. H'tKs Reeepits. 10 double-decks: market active We quote; Prime heavy how.

7.ti 5 'n 7.70 mediums. heavy yorkers. $7.55 fi 7.S0 litrht yorkers. 7 00 'if 7. 30: pigs.

6. SO; roughs, 5.00 stags, $5.00 't 5.7.'.. 1.24.-..;s 4 last year G.474.i;22 Ot; ppan si vW7 1 ib Sl.7fil.OOo I pia rrats. V'o Klmharh, dnZ. ijri 7re 2T I Watereres A summary ol the week FRITTS AND NUTS.

(Corrected by A. Pcnaub.) Bananas 1 do hb! 'nr. 10 ftirv SI o'1 tHa oranKes 1.5S5.7M 74 4.1 o4 2.1:; 4 14 Rer. leri-J! ait' The a- I 'aTi 6.8!t7.257 7.42:1,221 li 2S S.S72..;tS lo 44 4S 723 Dec include $2. States de-ini in tlie irevious week.

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday "-1 Vntik follow: s-bnnd Cat. navels EVANS NEW BROTHERS YORK STOCKS 1 1.370. 22-V. 1OO Inc. i Ij, trn 5" Red Span Inc.

iti.MH.5oO i do Mes S2 2V.2.7 fruit. IIIOKKRl. Total T. days. Ist week loo Florida oS SB.Ttl.HT' 37 7.

si Cix-olu: 41.125.22.- 2s reoie 4S. l.i.-c 274.5:S.:i'i Ine. ier? 77.ll.t'.o" Itst year Tatly average exchanges 8.414.4:;! 1 Feist VA7 i Service COMMO.VEAI.TH BLDG. Members Plttabnrs Stoek Eirhmge. P.

A. 127S Mela. l.l'.a.TCVi I Er.it ib. 1CW1712- F'eannt trra Ib.S'i'itti'-.e lb 1114- roasted 5.1" I CtI walnuts lb.H'TlSc'Mlxod. lb 4.23.425 Brazil lb lb Ine.

Inc. Bell 333 Court. 3ri2.44i.ft0 P.ecrve Pes. I lb. ainuts.

lb Daily average last wees ,1 Totals to date: l.T'Ts5SO.St;7.r71-P7-lti05 1VK18 SI RV4.1'.4.5:'."i laoT 815.1M.1 .51 i 724..7.7" Wfil. H. TOTTei Member Pittsburg Stock 6.icra':; Direct wre to New York arc 305 to 310 Farmers Bank Suildinj Hi ones. Orant Mi ttt.4M.&i:.tt' Sur'--)iiP IoC. ji-it 4 $2.

in Xe- previous wek. In 'rrasf of uttual reserve now is 25. 17 in the previous week- A yn Tht-r- an suri Iup of SfV.OS.::??. 19K3 705, 143, 63t. 54:1 S02 BROKERS TBl'ST IMPIXIE5 Bond Guotations.

Ueported by H. P. Taylor A accrued in- CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET 1'ecans i hat. oraix Axr (Thriia jirces aie for ear lots based on actual transactions. Retailers charge a slight advance No 1 tim.

-SI W14.Ro No. 3 white. do Xo. No. 4 No 1 clov.SIS'iT l.5i: Straw, oat do No.

2. do wheat. JS 7r 1 mis 1o rye SlU.jll.r.O do No 2. Corn I No. 1 rih No.

2 No. 2 white.S2R No. 3. No. 1 No.

Z. .71 '-j'fi 72 -iBran No. 4. urse winter. $2728 Oats No.

2 w. I Due.J Bia. I Ak meVrs of the New "i'ork ani I'ltti-bvn (5 St'ek LxrhaliKes. unj HENRY SPROUL CO. MEMBERS Kew York Stock Exchange Fast Quotation Wire Servics COMMONWEALTH BUILDIN3 HARRY A.

MARLIN BROKER. Member Pittsbaric Stock Exrhang, New York and l.oenl Senr1tlea. 237 FOURTH AVEM'E. rbones Bell 1378 Court 4 A. TIO Main.

Trade, fnrni the -a- l.ar-l c-t" owinK quoiailol-s: W'lieui M-. 112 KJ4U lose 11 Low Ill'; HM Hlsrh. 11. H7-N I'-liU, Pnioked Meats. (Baton clear CRITICS SAY: THIS IS THE MOST TRAGIC STORY THAT EVER CAME FROM A WOMAN'S HEARTS This bock is different from the stream of confes3ions" and "diaries" inflicted upon the public in th last few years.

The othera were written to sell, and their artificiality of sentiment is patent In every line; this is real, bitingly. convincingly genuine, so much so that there are passages poignant that the mere reading hurts. There is no appeal to passion, no striving for effect In the mute entries of this diary: it tells only the simple thintrs of a quiet life, everyday thittRs; hut they're true to life that's the secret they're true! I wonder," writes the Neglected Wife, "if I could have held his love longer had I dressed more and been more careful that he should never see me unless I was attractively gowned. When I look back I am filled with dismay to think how often he has seen me when I must have been most unattractive. It is true that fifteen years of married life have made me careless.

I remember all the lacy, delicate perfumed lingerie of my wedding trousseau, and how he used to admire them and call them But now I wear the plainest and most unbecoming things. I have felt that it was unnecessary and extravagant to spend as much money on lingerie; instead I have put it in the house in rugs, cut glass and silver in things I could foolish I have been! How much wiser to have bought some expensive morning-gowns than that solid silver tea set this fall. The gowns would have made me more attractive every morning at breakfast, and the tea-service I don't think he ever noticed it." WATCH FOR THIS STORV- IN THE PRESS NEXT TUESDAY AU'-phenv Val. Ry ten. 4h -) lot IsarfciHO.i-tValkiT Ref 13 carland Corp.

lol' Kansas Nat. 2d tis 1'tiH' sr Stt l.aiay. Lotransnt Trac 5s. Etna Shpbpr Trac Ss.i lci.tl McKfpt Bellevernon 110 i I th A- Charleroi 1st 5s i 104 Peh Coal Ss i 1 lt 1 H7- J-ttU. McKsnt YotlKh 12m'.

Biiaron Steei tr. 5s i 1141: I fnicn 104 S. i. American Sewer Pip :7 amorivsii t'lion Telep. rs.J S7 Hams to lo lbs Catabllebed UtM.

1.4 ROBINSON Bankers and Brokers. Established 1863. Wood and Diamond Sts. 1 Jj Jclvery Time You See Jj Think of PITTSBURG 3 TRUST CO. JJ lk.

323 Fourthr V.j 4i(; 17.f". i7. 17.K5 1J.7 :0.40 is an! over 10 to 12 lbs. 13c 14 to IS lb? llicl back strins 12c nniler 14 I iry Salt Meats. skin'd.

in to 24.110 Sides. s. an 21 to bs. Eelliesi boneless bci'ert 2 to 2 lb KHc California SSic uader 20 ibs He Shoulders I Try Salt Smoked. Y.

cut icSifies. e. s. clrs lie sklnne.i 1.eBelles to l' lbs 13cj over 20 to 2j lbs.lliic Bacon (rib) unaer 20 lbs 13c over 10 to 12 Lard. back strips rtierces) llo Norf.

Portsmth 5 i VX6 fhen. E. con 5s. i lt r.4 IfMo' IK'U MORRIS BROWNS CO. Bankers and Brokers MACHE5SEY BUX).

Member i Rfw Tork 8tek ExFtaact, Pittsburg- Stock Exrhensr. Cbieafio Board of Irade. Pfth. Wash. t'anonsbg 6s.

i 114 47 40 17. 5 17. U2 10.27 s.4n Me 110: 102 A leehenv Vkl. llv 1st 7s. 17.

17.1M) 17.:2 lv.S7 May JU'V 12 i lftOl1 112 lrj JOHN A. WOOD, York mm Lal ee-artilM PKOFLKa i M.iv Kansas Nat. (las 1st 6s Phila. Co. oonsol.

rs Vuh E. 2'J r.s Western Rv 4s f. Steel lt r-s Peon Hy 1st fis kls Ka-st Ph o. At Laupbiin 5s lli.non i.t I'owpr 5s Hav and Grain Receiots. mi i.v.

r.eji im 1 hfJM STOCKS "THK JOtltX Al. Jl- XFtLEt TED of hav. prain and fe-. nwsted at Wll-'IV ilV 1US. niER, A I ibp Piitsburs Grain Kjchanite were at ioilows; TOKl TH VI" Rl'i'H VSEKT Ii B.iltim.,re Ohio Hay.

3 cars; oa.ts. 1 car. When askad "What will tod bava" 4 McnESAnrr stna. TH r. MO-i'l TH ACalC THAT EVKR Pennsylvania Eines Hay.

4 cars; cats. 18 If yrm drink whiskr at aTl. drink what is ksotrn to be srcHi. Call for RED TOP RYE MINING MEWS AND WOTES. V'l I'KtlH WOMl.VS IIKAHT.

cars. KKf.Is I THE IMIKSS Pi'tibure Lake Erie Hay 4 cart, bats 1 RED TOP RYE ft coats no more, but you get the beet. Received tbe Qsid Medal st Si. Loie World's hlr. Ccba.lt Treasure stockholders have decided to Ioie EzpoelUoa, Uv auictiy on merit..