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New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

E R' Do eg ss es 9s2 and Msasan ass mssd Fo@ S
southwestern i2al4,4e; OLD COCKS. dry picked and
EN-. lc; Do rennsy yvania 16qldizc; do Virginia. 15a@
white 2oa2ic: do dark 1iaisc: SQUADS. prime large
white per dozen 81 750s4 do mixed 81 75G$2 do dark,
GAME-Prime domestic frozen and foreign fresh game
y any fresh killed domestic game available quote:
fse 10 's5 Iss1 En S1st Per
"aTT 1s[ I S7 FER Rais yaqSI & t s3 a:
WILD DUCKS canvas. per pair $5qS4: DO reaheads, s.
do gTeSnwng e0g75S do common 20a4oei yEMIs560GN 56G
WRqf qSer per ib a5oc DO sadiles per To- 57g3sc'
POTATOES AND vbGETA BI.Hss-Irish potatoes plenty
and lower Sweet potatoes barely steady. Onions dull
Celery STEADY ca6bases plenty cusumbers slow Cauli-
largely poor Lima beans weak and lower Peppers firm.
tables as quoted We quote: PoTAToEs. Maine per
sack 81 254s2; do Long Isana per 66i S2gs2 % do
DO JerseS round rcr 6bi 81 75as9 do per sack 81
81 9o SWEET I6rAToEs' jerscy per bbi $iGS2 25; DO
Per basket 5ocdS1 ~ do Southern. hbl: 81 75G$2
per 100 bunohes Sia$i %: CARROTS nearby. per roo
SSF 90 aS s5 Oe 2F M sisl Pe 90 n s6
9f ssits Isia15 40 n Te hiI tolss S fn - Island and
Jersey. $2a$2 10 CUCUMBER PICKLES nearby. per Dbl
lF1oWERs. Long Island short cut per bbl. s2as2 a.
corn. per 100 5oca$l - EGGPEANTs. Jersey. per bb
81 soasi 5 ndsRHbr 1 Sr 6bI s5as7 fFTTUcR TT
state basket 25casl y Do BGnso per box. 5q3oc
soy potato per basket 8,a35c. do Long gisiand and
Jersey, potato. bag. do Jersey. Hat.
basket 20u5oc: q" Long Island and Nat. bag
3tlstC. Nj SHKOOMS, dollhouse n. 25d9Oc ONIONS
white pickle basket S2q$2 so: do Jersey. white
per basket 55s1Si - DO re! and yellow. 75ods1 do
per basket Sl6Sl so 10 Western white per
Orange County red and yellow per bag, 81 2'aSl 80
ri"r 81 5H0S2. OYSTER PLANTS. per 100 lunches
t40$5. PUMPKINS. Der bhl 55cdSl; PEPPERS. Jersey.
bb 81 5AQ$2; per small hbl Sl4S so
PEAS Southern per basket s1qS ~ RADIsIEsS. near
by. 100 hunches. T5CNSI. RfITBARB nearby. pcr
loo hunches, s. "oa$2 STRING BEANS. Vrgiaa. green
basket. JOaSUc. Do H5CHSi J0 do baltimore
basket. 4Ofi.sc. do Long Jersey
per basket bag 2jn75r: SQUASH. marrow per bb
75c: Do white. Ijcdfl 30 DO yellow crook neck 75c4S
sIINACII Per bbl toa75c ToAtAToES Jersey, per box
2S6 I5-. do small basket. $0N40r. TTRNIPS Canada
r;ahs~a PEI bl 81 251Sl JerHoy Long Island
ratehaEa Si1Sl -: do white. 81 1899 % WATER
CFF-SS. 100 bunChes. I5cHSI n
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct. H-CATTLE-Receipts. $1,000 head;
market steady TO l5c lower; steers s. GS5 3O
3UaS5 heifers S3S5 76 calves. S3Q$s 10 stockers
feeders. 81 4OGS5. HOGS-Receipts. 10000 head
steady 1Oc lower choice heavy shipping Sc TS
81 So hight butchers 81 soas6 So: light mixed So $50
So CO. light. 81 7OaS6 so packing S6S6 30: pigs
$5as6 40 bulk OF sales, SO 4Oas6 75 sHEEP-Reeeipts
4OOO head market steady lOc lower sheep. SO 5OR
81 %; lambs. s. 75aS7 IS: yearlnEs. IS 50as6
CincinnatL oct l4-H0tjS slow: butchers ard ship
pers 81 asa 81; common s. 6oQS6 80 CATTLE
strong fair TO good shippers $5$5 So counlsn 81 25TS3
SHEEP steady 50 25dS5 LAMBS steady s46S7 25
East Buffalo Oct 4-CATTLE-Rnceipts. $3.50 head
market fairly active 1O25c lower prime IS
ass % shipping 50 25GSJ butchers, 81 2JGS5 so;
heifeIs So 25GS5; cows 81 T5GS4 so bulls So 50aS4
feeders S38S+ 25. hefers So 4OGS3
fresh cows and Epringers strong at S2S6$5S VEALS-
Receipts 100 head; market active and 25c higher
so HOGS-Recepts. Is 100 head market 1OI
20c lower; heavy and mixed STGS7 10: Workers. 81 9o
s. 05 So 25TsG 30; rough s. I5GS6 15 81 80
@S5: dalres. so 25Gsd 90 SHEEP AND LANfHS-Re-
cepts "a 200 head: market active and steady lambs $50
81 so yearnss So 75asd wethers 81 SOGS5 IS: IS
ass so; sheep. mixed So 500 So so
Kansas city; oct 14-cATTLE-Receipts - 900 head
choice export and dressed beef steers 60 os6 10 fair
10 good 81 I5qSd Western steers So 75S5 80;
and feeders. ssGst q Southern steers 81 25GS4 %
southern cows, $2$3 25; native 81 256S4 80. native
heiiers s39s5; bulls s2ooqSs 30; calves. $sGSd so
bulk of sales 50 2OS6 80 heavy So 5d$6 packers
celpts 5000 head market steady lambs So 5ORST 4O
and yearngs 90GS5 30; Western yearngs 81 IS
q$5 co. Western sheep 81 1895 30: soces feeders
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct. 14.-wheat for December delivery
sold on the local exchange to-day at 81 O7&. and
the May option at 81 1925. which high record
marks for the season. Because of liberal realizing
sales. however, the market closed weak with De-
cember showing net loss OF &c TO sac for the dav
Corn shade lower oats were &c to asc
higher. Provisions were 10c TO 2Oc higher
. Extreme nervousness was manifested I'm the
wheat market throughout the day; the prices
huctuated over range of more than 2c Senti-
ment during the first half hour was inclined to
the bear side. because of large shipments from
Russia during the last week and breaking OF the
drouth in India. Liberal receipts at Winnipeg
also caused some selling in the local market AT
the end OF the first hour the market became ex-
tremely strong. and prices within five minutes
advanced more than &c from the low price of the
day The sudden upturn due TO a stampede
among the shorts. who were frightened by the
heavy buying of a large bull. On the advance
there general realizing. which soon caused the
loss Of all the gain. The market closed weak
December opened lac to &c to nc 10 5sc lower at
81 052 to 81 O6s; sold off TO 81 O59s and then ad
vanced TO 81 O7%4. The close at 81 O5g Nav
ranged between 81 10 and 81 1885 and closed az
81 IFS to 81 11A.
Clearances OF wheat and -four were equal IN
$4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were 1850 OOO
against I,zll,m0 bushels the same day last year
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

COTIoN-The cotton market active to-day. with
prices higher frost news close
q net advance Of l4g27 points Sales for day
estimated at go 0O0 bales The opened iirn
an advance OF l4gls points. after opening
December sold ~ points higher covering Of
and bull support which promoted b. higher cables
and frost more or less general the
parts OF the central belt There was heavy selling at
the advance. Buyers OF last realizing
many o the local operators were putting out fresh short
sales, owing "a private advlCes indicating that
rule Temperatures had not been low enough
terIal damage important January and
later months lost about 10 points their early gain
this but December held relatively firm. and
predictions for frost again tonight IN sections
OF the belt. The market he'd the highest
the day in the late session when December sold az II c
and January al llGTc, 2in3O points net higher Tho
close little of from the top under realizing and
that Leading Chicago firm had made
reductions prices goods Afvicos
the local dygoOds district stated that Eastern mills
hands generally remained firm IN their
views and their intention OF granting
a number OF points In the eastern belt
reported very cold weather between Saturday and This
and several points freezing temperatures
were said 70 have occurred More generally speaking
however, the reports did suggest serious damage
The belt forecast fair and warmer
weather is expected tomorrow
n belt.
The prices in the local market to-day
was a
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
Cash Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, October Il. 1907.
1tf tF'HI--Ihe coffee market quiet to-day
opfhei steady at unchanged prices decline % Z
EI,-ls ana closed quiet unchanged points lower
eaes were reported Of 1880 Including sorno oy
tilkeS from December 20 later months The
me was IN resonse to the lower French cables which
.FtoIsd a loss or = franc. Hamburg
= pig lower There a Nttle demand here through
brokers who sometimes trade European
me lght business reported mostly
Gated by The small sales contained nothing sirnIecsncn
general situation Owing to holiday on Saturday
%lcaI cables We're received from the Brazilian markets
@ pirate cables stated that there had been change
from FRIDAY close during Mondays would
sgnfE that general conditions fresh
Ifa'lre The weeks warehouse deliveries United
states were ~ 600 bags against 15s
week last year and Gl.3 same week two
.ers ago The trade is Judging statistics ~ conpar-
WIN te corresponding figures for 1903, ana
the season receipts at the Brazilian
only 4So4poO bags against 65I7OOO from big
crop Of last year, and 47ll0t0
crop OF two years Bears consider urohaba
the government has been regulating receipts with
view 20 distributing them evenly the season
Iiat consequently they misleading
he crop and are likely 70 disappo1t bush operators
io" ier falling Of during the early winter. The
ket icr SPOT coffee quiet and unchanged
tons on the basic OF 6i3c for No :
The range OF contract prices In the local to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
Citations.

7 INDENMEYR, HENRY.-The People Of the OF
II New York. by the II God independenr
10 Mrs. Henrietta Lindenn3eyr. Gustaye Lndenneyr.
Henry Lindenmeyr Fritz Lindenmeyr. Louise SonntaS,
Thekla Sauer Frieda Urchs Ludwig F. LAndenmeyr.
Henrietta NJ LindeuUeyr. Matilda Llndenmeyr and
Thekla Henrietta Sack. send gree ting:
OF you hereby cited reuuiret
personally be and before
County Of New York. the SUrrosates' OF
county. held Hall Of Records County OF
New York. the 18th day OF December 1907 az half
past o'clock the forenOCR Of that day.
a judicial settlement the account OF
GUstave l. Jaeger. Willy SounaE Henrietta Linden
Of the created under the
and testament Of Henry Lndenmey late Of the County
Of New York deceased: and such OF you hereby
cited under the age OF tweny-one years are
quired o appear by guardian. II have
II YOU have to appear and apply for be
in the event Cf neglect failure
a guardian will be appointed BY the
resent and for you IN the proceeding
testimony whereof. caused the seal OF the
Surrogatcs' Court OF the said County OF New
10 be hereuntO affixed. Witness
IL 81 T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate said
county. the County OF New York, Sth
day Of October. in the Of Lord
thousand nine hundred and
DANIEL T. DOWDNEY
Clerk % the SurrOgates Court
HAWKESWORTH & KIRKLAND.
Attorneys Trustees.
Broadway. New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
OF 94l cars. against SSi cars last week and 1.0eS
cars year age
The corn market was weak early in the day be-
cause of favorable weather for husking and mar
keting the crop. The sharp advance in wheat
caused advance OF nearly He in corn. but the
gain lost profit taking. The close was
weak. December opened Ac to. &c lower 10 a
shade higher at 6Sc to 63sc; sold off to 6ssc and
then advanced TO 647Sc. The close was at 6sI1c.
Local receipts were 4s cars. with I45 Of contract
grade
Oats sold to-day at the highest price in several
years. the December delivery touching 5Sc and
May 577sc. The strength due chiefly to the
advances in wheat and corn. The market held
firm during the last half of the day and closed
slightly higher. December opened unchanged 10
3sc higher. at 5Slsc to 5514c advanced 70 56c and
closed at 55iec May sold between 57c and 5T7sc
and closed at 57i4c- Local receipts So6 cars.
Provisions We're strong all day despite a SC de-
cline in the price of live hogs. prominent grain
house was heavy purchaser. At the close Jan
uary pork zoe higher. at Sss % Lard was 100
70 l21ac higher. at S1Ts TO 50 20. Ribs were
10c higher, at IS 22iA
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are: Wheat t5s
cars; corn, 4S cars; oats. 2S2 cars. and hogA oOo
head
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15


BEENEs-Recepts for two days 2O2 cars or
Ss22 head including 80 cars FOR export alive - for
cattle held Saturday. 1Ot sale. OF which
50 at Jersey city and 2l the 6oth street yards
Steers were in liberal supply hut prime and choice
FAR demand at fun Fridays prices medium and fairly
lower; common steers were lo@2oc on and several
and bologna bulls 25o higher: rated steady
common choice native steers sold at S34SS45 per
NO 10 ezra prime at so o5@So 60 at which figures
Dressed Beef Company. Bulls sold So 5Qsi: cows
beef demand S61oc per 6 for native
cables received today quoted cattle steady at IL n
S a Mgn at co GnG9n r at 10
lie per Ii at London The Georgia viii take
Son and schwarzschIld suzberger: also about $500
St cDthbert viii also sail With 96S s
for schwarzschild * sulzberger, be unIoaded at
Sales shnmberg SOM 10 West virginia steers. 1898
i 1850 is4i H. i' 8 s. s5 s IS IS Se SS
@ S at So 20 DO 1882 49, iS" % at II S. g g % a. Z a o. M l' az
8; s 20 o o. ~ 1879 r. IS IS 10 9o l11S
loss n 81 10; bull I4O0 H. 81 cow, eso n
Newton Co 10 Vest Virginia steers. 1910 n at 50 10;
isa d r. @ ~ e. D o ~ 7 N do st $40 81 10 Do al o No NJ s &C. 60
i virginia d. ISL ~ s; DO iaos $ s. s.
I Z lo i $ rs a; 81 Y aS 90 li4 r. r.
@ n 81 @ s. s? @ iSo d 70 es ~ s' at co. SIS Is s. Illinois cows 1897
4S$eiS' iss$ s. IsSr 5::s6s a3 3 s.
r. 4st at y s. g &c. 8 az g. 4 g. NJ '5 d. Is G o. m is s
* aS m steers at s. and s stays "a 'a o % n '9 a a a co.
PH sandSrs S 80 $d Kentucky steers 144s h. at SO co. 10
DO 1887 III. so TO- 10 do 1884 III. SO 10 1s
ginla do. 1897 H. SO 10; 10 do 1858 h. 12ta
do III. so 10; 10 do. 1855 ID. So 05:
1852 b. So 30 ~ do 11s6 h. at 81 90 20 state do
ID. SO 25: l COW. $40 H. at So 20; 10 do sos b.
Tobin & shannon: ss Kentucky steers. 1929 Ib. at
SO 15 2 Virginia 1915 b. at 81 so; bulls, 776
III. SO O5; l 1910 h. at So 90; do, 775 h.
81 so do, 900 ID. at 81 %.
Kerns Commission Company 81 West Virginia
is Virginia do 1904 ID. So; DO 1857 10. 81 so
H Eppstein: 90 Kentucky steers. 1898 10, Sc;
1904 ID. SO; % Ohio do. 1Ol3 ID. at 81 %.
S. Judd & Co: bulls 900 ID. at So cows 533 b.
JeIiine Wright s. Co: bull. 1920 Id, at SO so: q
do 9i5 d. at SO rs; do 76O H. at 80 2O do 745 ID.
50 75 1850 Ib. at SO do. s21 Id. at So 35
10 Iohn 1 p Nelson: bulls $50 10 at So 25; 10 do.
s!6 ~ at s. 2S 22 do 500 10 at s SS 49, os DO e 500 ~
5 do SAT- n. at 81; / do. 900 10 at 81 rs. IS do.
J. q Curtis { Som bull 400 N. at 50 so: | do.
at 81 10: u do. 74s N, So O5 II do 785 N. at
Sdo oS2 S@W i at s. IS; 8 do sos ~ at s. so S do.
922 n at So G' do 200 n z at s2 So IA - do ioi9 70
do: 91O n at 81 rs; do si4 N, at 81 65 % do.
Andrew Mullen: 2 stociers 915 ID. at 81; I bulls
no ~ SO "a do. 92O NJ. at 50 90; do $40 N,
So do. $50 ~ at So; 10 9S3 ~ So
do, 961 II. SO 10; do. 300 10. So; . do. s35
10; at 81 -; do 72I , n, at 81 90
at 81 30: cows a47 10 at 50; do $40 10 at 81 10:
Il iS do 72s df lS at 81 @ 80 ,.so II, .. e. ,S A.
NJ al 81 20: / do. 500 NJ at So; cows 900 H. al
81 25 II do 1872 N, at 81 20; II do 12l n 81 90
w. r. Hume: bulls. S37 10. At So 25: do. 695 10
at IS 10; do. 7sS H. at So TO- slo ID at s. l5
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. oct, 4-ClOsng-wHEAT-spo nomi-
nal futures steady December, SIS 71sd:' March IS
May. ss 7%d CORN-Spot strong. prime mixed
American. 6s futures steady; October II "a; Janu
nry. IS SAD FLOUR-Winter patents strong at 32s
PEAs-Canadian. white. stock. HOPS in London
(Pacihc Coast) steady at f2 1OSG - BEEF
Extra India mess steady at SIS 81; PORK-Prims
16 n. strong at 5os Cd BACON-Cumberiand en-,
90 so n, strong SIS Cd: rib 16 20 - m
strong at hHs: long clear mddles light % 10 "a m
strong at 5es; do heavy, rs 70 40 N. strong 5is
bellies II TO l6 10. firm. at SIS cd. SHOULDERS
SQUARE. II 20 IL 10, strong. at ass Cd LARD-Prirne
Western. IN terces strong. AS 81: American
fined. In pals, strong. 47s 9d. CHEESE-Canadian
finest. white. new. strong. at 62s Cd coored new
strong at 63s Sd TAILOW-Prime city dull at 29s
Sd TURPENTINE-Splrits, steady. az ass Cd. ROSIN
Common firm. at los Cd. PETROL FIrM-Rsanay
firm. at THd. LINSEED OIL arm az 26s I'd
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
ROCK ISLAND CO.'S SMALL SURPLUS.
Balance Available for Dividends Only
s155289, Against $725,019 Last Year.

The Rock Island company has issued its annual
report for the fiscal year ended June 80 1907. The
combined income account OF the Rock Island COM
pany and The Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
road Company. the entire capital stock Of which
exce1t directors shares. IS owned by the Rock
Island company, compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

Ihete was good deal OF strength in this
cary IN Se Gay but realizing sales caused a setback
IN the afternoon, and the market finally rather
weak ana about &c top. The cash market
mere cioseo as follows: Mixed. 20 ~ b. jGc;
urai Wite ~ to 80 H. 6s q62c and clipped white, 81
10 80 H. oZt2 tic. RYE-Marlet firm; No > Western.
9slac to arrive. New York BARIEY-Market steady;
mailing, 81 1851 20 Z o b. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

The CONSERVATION Of the civilized world at the
mysterious diFapPe arance OF japanese and Brit
Isl feet = told about in the next instalment OF
The Vanishing Fleets" Roy Nortons story See
next Sundays Magazine Section OF The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

SsUPRFME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
- County of New York-Rose NJ. Nolan, PLAINTIFF,
against James Nolan. Katharine Kirk. Margaret Kirk.
Lizzie Kirk. Ellen Kirk Julia Armstrong and John
Armstrong her husband. the name John being hctt-
tious defendants first name being unknown 20
pIantiH. Mary Nolan and John Nolan her husband
pefendants-Amended summous-To the above named
Defendants. hereby summoned 10 answer
rhs amended complaint in this action and =
~ Plainttnf'S Attorney within
davs service OF this
elusive OF the day service. and OF Your
failure to appear q Judgment viii be taken
against YOU by default foy the relief demanded Ia
amended complaint
Dated New York. October 9th. 1907
THOMAS J. MEEHAS,
Attorney PlsinttS.
Ofice and Postofice address: No 3s Park Row. ses.
Manhattan. New York City
To the Defendants Lizzie XIX Ellen Kirk julia
Armstrong and John Armstrong her husband. che
name John being hctitious said defendant's first
name being unknown plaintiff Mary Nolan and
John Nolan her husband: The foregoing amended
served by publication pursuant
TO order Of he a blanchard. a
tice OF the Supreme OF the state York.
dat OF October 1907, and filed with
the complaint and amended complaint IN the offcs
OF the Clerk os the County OF New the County
House IN the Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK;
City
Dated. New York. October 1lth. 1901.
THOMAS J MEEHAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
Lost and Found.
Surrogates Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
Il I. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF New
notice IS hereby given 20 all persons having
claims against Margaret s Willis also known as Mar
:. Willis. late OF the County OF New
ceased. present the with vouchers thereof
subscriber his place OF transactng business
the Office Of Chas P. & VIM W Buckley. No 141
Broadway, in The City OF New York. before the
fifteenth day OF December next.
Dated New York the third day OF June. 1901.
WILFRED s. WILLIS. Administrator &C
CHAS p & wM- ". BUCKLEY. 141 Broadway. N 2
city Borough OF Manhattan. Attorneys for Ad-
mtnistratOr &c.
IN PURSUANCE; OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
Il T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate Of the County OF
YOrk.-NOtiCe is hereby ali persons having
claims against Edwin G. Bates. OF County Ot
New deceased present the with vouchers
o subscriber. place transactins
Street. Borough Manhattan CITY Of York.
before the 1st day OF February. 1905
Dated New York the 25th day OF July. 1907
MARY F. BATES. Exscutrix.
WARREN WRIGHT Attorney for Execut-tx. Rector
Street York.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15

chc fcoyDpSS ~ aTance OF Japan's feet from the Pa
snce Of BT,th tae equally mysterious disappear
and Of ss115tLSh Heet is told about In Chanferg
zIeat serial Hs vans hicg Fleets" Roy Norton :
~ -as lrsb;,ns &c lex; gsadayg Iagazire Section
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The income account of the Southern Railway
Company for the fiscal year ended June 80. 1907.
ISSUED yesterday, compares follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-15
NEW YORK PRICES.

January........ 9O7 92O 9O7 0I7 9OI
2sa@ssF lsaas9y:.:.:.. ,...:. s55 SIS $50 s5a33 Sc
hd@ 10 1880 2os 49, 1850 l5s 1899
uETALs-TIN-The London tin market was lower to
day with spot closing fi39 f187 los
ions ranging from 81 5e "t to 81 IN 7cc CoPFER was
at s los IN ths % 5cs s01 mast f copper conhued
~ az a u III r. Htc,e @ Was TePoeo; a % astTr sin at isQ
10 Poe. LEAD unchanged at fls 5s in London and
changed at f22 in IN Iondons Tocaliy The na.le
in the English market with standard foundry quoted at at
hange @ 35 repor5ed with No faundfy Northern quoted
m m g P5c xcbang Th mSr @as a f al pig M pH PS No
standard foundry grades are quoted as toilo"S' N''
M6LAssEs AND sYRtPs- The market for syr3pss was
steady Nm win @ airy @ good saaes M ] noati@ns fol-
TSs @ NM IeI 2 wee Te S Orleans ar eentGeai coInron
orleans %Pen 3 6ete a g ac 9ancy 22sc
OIIS-Cottonseed oil was barely steady for nearby
bn Arm 9 @ late m0nh H1 FRs oo at 5oc
$500 Noyember. 42at 2isc 400 January ;9tc: 900 900
Of last Inseed oil was pnehs9gsd w, We
5e PhiqGephia s7oc buk 25g refined ,;fs cases
NSW SW 9dr S bb. 75o bulk a. Phadep6a 70 5o 5oc
@ bull GDSf; "2ses az white eoTT@T9%sED oiILPrme
crude spot Sa $iG prime sumner EeS" DPSnber sP9 her
January 2oa 39'c March a2l aa,Se q Sc 9nd
s2d o n9T sumner Tso xeSE sGs IiNsGEb
Calcutta, raw 7oc LARD OIL. 7487Gc. , 10,
PROVISIONS the forenoon pr''lsioIls hg.a
on Investment iuvg ana sympathy with grain strength
Tleactlcns followed the market closed rom ~
o. top Chicago receipts, 5000 hogs estl
mated Tuesday. 1900; Kansas City. ON. ana
family SIS JOa$l9 short clear, Sh 1851 10 REEF hI
quoted Mess Sl0GSo 50 family, sl4 oO0Sl1: PACKET
Sl1 5oqSl2: extra India mess, S22a$&3 BEEF lfMS
hrm quoted. 500 DRESSED HOGS steady: quoted:
Ssc 10 0c; n. 9'sc; $40 H. 10, pigs
loss 0107sc. CUTMElATs-Pic bellies firm; quoted:
Smoking. I3R13isc; 10 ~. l2i7TiSc II 10 14fi2c;
u H. 10'3Gio4c PIckci hams easy: quoted. lql2&
quoted: Middle Western prime. O4Od9 SOC, city lard
quoted O.. refined lard firm; quoted south Amer
tea 10 73c Continent e9oc; L.az Kegs i2c: compound
Oleo. -. 1l0c. city lard stearlne. 1914 1i1c
RlCE-Advices the distribution Of
rice st fuil rces, and tho local sa!es
good firm Quotations follow: Screenings, 3isd
BIC prime 5'sG5%c. choice, Gq8aIo. Japan. domestic
sem. 6a57sc
sUGAR-Rednei sugar was steady and unchanged
points and discount OF for
Crystal dom!uos. 25c. Eagle tablets 2Or:
crushed 5Ioc. mould A. Babe cubes. Eagle 10 bags
powdered and EaEie confectiorers grNuuated - 2bc.
fruit powdered and Eagle and Eranu-
lated, l0c. Eagle gTHnulatcd.
Ia bags DO. 53oc. 3ia 10 bags DO 2 25c 10 do
62Cc lp 10 bags %, l5c, - 20 10 O5;
coafectIonsrs \. 800; No $500; Nos and =, 75c
No 4, 4-7Oc. No 2 1 S5c No 6. COO: :. 4b5c.
450c; No . 445c; No 10 : 35c. 30 II, 43Oc. No -
5-5c: 10 3. 42Oc Nos u u and lS l5c The IOadou
9s +A and closed 9s 5I 4'9d respectively
local market foT ruled steady quiet
unchanged nt 95r FOR vG centrifugal.
test nuscovado and 100 for 81 molasses sugar