New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-13

, e., ~. country and Il not only con-
trolls the trade IN this land. but IL Is INC ii
nortant factor In the pump business aofoau
go the Henry r. worthinston Company "hicn -
the leading company in the pump coiAOI.
81. O t,,s efforts to place it's pumps IN huIopo
and the success that attended its foreign canpais
has been followed up by the Interha'ioial - :
Pump Company to extent thet mas gwen "
market the world over. .r,,rc rr
MINNEAPOLIS. ST PAUL AND sAULF SIZE"
,rAPIE-vice-Pr President Bosworth, of the cana
dian Pacific Railway Company. says that tne iiif
nortance of the 500 companys new hne up ii
St Paul lies in the fact that 1t Will aIto'u tH0
Canadian Pacific a through independent me rum
yvinninee to St Paul Up to the present tiils tii'
company has had working arrangement Win t..o
Great Northern but naturally much better results
would be rendered possible through the company
working IN with subsidiary company Aiis -
pany will now be In a very ravoraoie p0'4'4ON
cater to the increasing business from the Amer
can West I'D into Manitoba and the territories
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE AND AT1.ANIlC--
II Is understood that the Duluth Sou1h 'Hot'
and Atlantic will build line that VIII sINo
II with its trackage agreement with the Nle~|
northern a direct connection with the Mime
apolis St Paul and Sault Ste. Marie. This WILL OF
course provide the company with a new source
of revenue The belief that the compenys earn
iDgs will enjoy marked improvement through ue-
yelopments affecting the property doubtless ac-
counts for the strength in the securities OF tne
showed substantial gains
CANADIAN PACIFIC LAND SALES.-Ihe fact
that the land sales of the Canadian Pacinc sho" d
falling off as compared with this time year ago
&c due to the policy of the company In holding us
lands for higher prices. Prices are now very low
and as population through new settlers Is lhcreas
,ng ran,dlv the company believes that 1t is only
matter of time when II will be able 10 secure Is
oN,n figures In Manitoba this year land sold at an
.,er. 90 Of 81 ss an acre against 81 AZ last year; IN
Saskatchewan at 47a. against AOI last year ana
in Alberta at 81 90 this year. against VI last year
THE COTTON MOVEMENT-Accordng to Inc
financial Chronicle" the total receipts of cotton
for the week ended November IL reached S'S'fo'
bales AGAINST 1853 week and SsoSls the pre-
yous week making the total receipts since Sep
tember l. 1894 $3.50 $50 bales. against 2sH IA for
the same period of 1903 showing an increase since
September / 1904 of 614 131 bales Reports from the
South indicate that weather has been generally
favorable the work of picking the crop has made
good progress and is approaching completion In
some places.
BANK CIEARINSS.-The total bank clearings
of all the clearing houses of the United States for
the week ended November u S,473 364 49,
against 1894 3i7,S1 in the preceding week and
81 O96,476 S7 in the corresponding week last year.
UNITED STATES STEEL PREFERRED.-A ca
bic dispatch yesterday a prominent Wall Street
man said that assurances had been received in
London from Mr.. Morgan that United States Steel
preferred would cross par on the current move
ment
BAR IRON ADVANCED-The Republic Iron
and Steel Company has advance dthe price OF bar
iron 81 per This is independent of any action
taken by the Bar Iron Association.