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New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Marrow dull. and top quota
56, .ns@ss We saG. fsR sIS
s6ole bush 81 sSs2 2s do sa e sOS % sac
s g o g 9 Sc 'i 80 Sa.S s DO & sd
choice 81 45as2 go; do good 81 l5s2 4o do
black turtle soup choice 81 sSsi so ye9T exc eaocs
scotch 1891 choice s. loas2 10 20. ,,r. p...,n,.
&c svs In Ssag s the Of i but 5 d
goods beyond the needs of the rsua. trade and prices
without change in the OF quotations Process butter
Il & e ss a BEING 6e Ssy to eS h
barely steady Packing stock quiet %s eSote S r,ts a
DO seconds 25S2ec DO thirds 2ssc, held specials.
25S2Go; DO state dairy 81 tubs fresh sTe 90 sood
OssS SO ssGo ss 20 extras, DO to fa I s s
do seconds sgs do thirds 17SsC imitation a
2 a2 70 asga Sasy 40 ~ LIS aS sSx., Fine
bnss hayns s0' e higher .. ,n
receipts are ali October and showing increasing
p YEA.
neG sI ry n c on al grades sE% s selling sss ss
dian els for eOlOrsd eos white We state
be DO OCTOBER. @ Sest i2c; do sooS to prime %
ser ns so"o1 5e do White a a DO aIas octSsr
gss Do far good. case: do common. s'sss'se; 40
saihsfsd casns. very Scarce as ana a
@ osS an and % ona sSpp y he % Ts Ss and
uar outside quotations s occasionally reached but
OF the business In CARROTS being Of iTflec Ter
fair fancy quality state Pennsyl
vania and nearby selected white. fancy <6oo do good
70 choice SSG4Sc brown and mixed. selected fancy
35diOc; do average best 3sdS6c; do nrsts 20 extra
rss 2oS3c; 40 Western and Southern extra rrstA slg
Sec do hrsts 2e430c: seconds 26d2sc; do thirds. 22
2oe; do drtIss. 1591sc chscs iSglec resriserators
early packed special marks, fancy 1e9Sc: do hrsts
1s91ec do seconds iehG17tc: do thirds i5h91se; do
inferior i4Q15c.
vs ss 6 Z s ss .s R'S .S:
sssssAs s sasss trnsy sd Sssas:ss s z a. - s'RSY ss
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COEEEE-The coffee market lower to-day under
scattering nquidation and closed steady at net loss
~. 000 bags including further exchanges from
December later months. The opened steady
at decline of points IN response to lower European
cables, and, in spite OF a moderate demand Tor De
cember from Of the leading trade interests, in
creased the loss during the day The better feeling in
Wall Street seemed have little influence In the coffee
market and If anything Wall Street people we're sell
ing during the day. There was nothing in the Bra
lillian far made public explain the de-
clning tendency of the market for while the market
at santos so reis lower. Rio was unchanged and
small estimates of the yield. The ports reported
10000 bags against $4,000 last year and 5GO00 for the
same day years when the movement was
a 227000 Jundahy
81 900 bags. 600 last and "A 900
IN 1903, the whole is certainly
on the theory that prices must advance should the
crop small enough to force demand
upon the worlds reserve supply Warehouse deliveries
from New YORK last week were smaller at 692l9 bags
attributed in measure the effect Of tight
money in delaying shipments the interior. The
ket for spot coffee quiet with quotations on the
basis Of for Rio = The total warehouse de-
liveries United for the week 14Oiq
bags. against 1928 729 last and 11G6I6 last
OF the former amount New York reported 522l9 bags
The clearances and shipments al Rio end Santos last
week follows RIO clearances, 1900 bags. in
Guiding 10000 the United States $4,000 TO Europe
and 5000 the Cape, etc Shipments. $1,000 bags OF
which 1000 for the United states and $4,000 for
ing $1,000 the United States 1872 900 Europe
shipments 10000 OF which 10000 for the United
States and 10000 for Europe Victoria cearances
900 bags Europe. Tho weekly Bahia receipts
5000 bags, $1,000 oagss nil The
total receipts Rio and santos Tor the week aEgre
2GS 900 against 363 600 last week. 4S5 600
last and 2IG00O two years
The OF contract prices in the local market to-
day follows
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

others steady; heavy and mixed 50 65gs5 70 YorxerH
So 5OQSj 10. pigs IS 4O0S5 80: TOughs 81 COOS 20i
stays, sig s. so: daiTies 80 - $50 o. sAEEP AND
steady; lambs slow and Toe lower lambs s5& T5s
yearlings IS So 65 wethers So 25G IS 5O 50
z So 5Oi sheep. mixed, 81 5O9 So so.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

COTTON-The cotton market was firm and higher
to-day, closing steady advance Of - 10 -
estimated S5o.oJG bales. The
ket opened n advance Of 70 l6 points and
before the upward movement checked the active
showed gains OF 2S to 20 points active
by shorts buying by foreign houses
support. Higher Liverpool cables and
feeling regarding financial conditions
suit Of the proposed BY the government on be
half Of the market seemed 10 be the main bulsh
after the scattering short Interest had been
reduced during the early advance the market eased OF
points from the best under selling by local pro
fessonals, who inclined to regard the upturn as
sentimental effect Of the proposed bond issue ana
as without bearing on the trade situation more init,
steaGied up covering and some fresh buying which
may been influenced b. reports that 4 prominent
Atlantic States had estimated the crop
al l16 The close within or 3 points
Liverpool cabled that the market there
rallied early depression by reports OF better hnan
cal conditions side. the failure OF tho Bark
OF England its discount rate apprehended
va also encouraging factor. There compara-
lively spot from the South The markets Of
fciaiIy reported &c lower &c higher. Local
spot people offers to New England this
At Saturdays prices meeting with FeEy poor
responses revision committee OF the New Work
Exchange Will Wednesday, and until the un
certainty regarding its action with respect 70 dnerences
IS at many traders who feel that
very definite view of the market is possible;
The prices in the local market to
day follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
AUCTION SaIes-FinanciaI.

AUCTION Sales-FinaHcial-
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. Auctione-r.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE or
STOIho AND BONDS
BY hlhlah H. MULLER & son,
OfIce. No. William ST.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10th,
az 12:SO O'Clock at the
NOS Il AND is VEsEY STREET.
ao I FOR 9S AOG0HNd OF 4, \ a1 common.
500 shs Chic. IndtanapOIis louisville R'wsy pFsna
s21Iooo Peoria s Eastern Rway { ,. Income sonaa.
SS S s s5 Iowa Iowa Central Central Rway Rway S2. SGaa'
s Ss 5sasRs. &sss Raua SaR a 4rSss Gs c4 Ms Il .
$50 shs. chicago. Rock Island & Pacific R.vay.
S@6s1 @ :s :ss TSI9 TSIs9 S. Las Is WssEa WssssEa Pss
IS S q: BsSSo6e9 Bs5ISI5 sSa5e:5s ssSi /
500 shs Cleveland. Cincinnati. chicago ST. Louis n
5000 ss f yak 5:s Ss1i .5osH P':8H :s Tss sst 81 = ca
40, TS@51 Boston Maine ,!s 11 Rd; s.Ss o. lasO
700 ss ss Whee T3Eis 1Ss ds'i E as r < 1sc s S5d
$50 Cn BF tdsi9s oBR sODTs or ExscUTo z s Sas'S0'
% 'nS NfSSf fo RcG5UNr t5s5 N @ OF Z TRGsrEE
e. Shs Pitts, Gin; ~; CHS & z 81 ~ Louis Ry; Ptx pc
shs The Knox Hat Manufacturing Co 90,
Il, SSSsO 80 Fi9et h9esR Tlysf F,f Eee'c G iS' 'S iS
90 Nassau Co Brooklyn
5 shs. Franklin Trust Co CT Bklyn-
"s $500 s55 GsR;sa Gni6a 5s as Co 2t s5a & 1871
~ shs. Lord * Taylor pfd
81 shs> Bank OF Metropolis
IS shs. I,aTE Farmers. s., Loan Lean s & Trust Co.
10 shs. Union Union E2xshsnss S g. Bank; 39 l5;strr
10 shs. franklin Trust Co. q Bklyn-
- Fidelity Trust Co. n Y
sess-I2 Bond and Mtgs. Of ROsaiis V wsin On prop
10000 Fonda. Johrstown & GIoversvile r. r Al p
$4,000 Erie R. R. Prior Lien p c. Rsgst Bcs.
5000 Toledo Ohio Central R T. 1st S. 1ssS On
5000 Sian.. Hamilton tors, q DAYTON s e r "a p q
I.OOJ SIS. United states Lignt & Heating Co.
So sls. H. X. WOrIhington Pump Co. 2 c pfd
$4,000 Standard COrdsge Co 1st mtge. .. c. Bonds.
e e :s: 81: E65Er ESida EygsE5tssr Co ooHH0n
80 shs. Morton Trust Co.
i1S 10 st sSs- Ni5i.5 6qSa IeTT1iI9i 1iis1 - -
20 Williamsburg Trust CO.
20 shs. Bond * Moftgass Guar Co
Il shs Metropolitan surety 60 new, = , ~,
$4,000 safety Insulated wire SaolS % lse Mls-
$4,000 NsriOnsl wire = SorDO1stion ist sIis p .
100 shs. New Amsterdam Natl Bank
$4,000 Wabash r r. "A c Gold Notes. dus May.
20 shs. Westchester Bronx Title & I,gs. Guar Co
so shs- American Car toIndTy Co ptd.
e9 sh5- American sGsaF tseI.,!9s Co common
800 Central Leather Co ist .. c, Gold Bas.
100 shs United States steel Corpn- pta.
100 shs. New York Mortgage s security Co
io0 sns. Journal Of Commerce q Commercial Bullsra
300 shs SsW York s Richmond Gas Co.
i6i shs Kinss County Elec- Light & Power ca
Y shs- Brookyn Union Gas Co -
S500o ~. Rensselaer, Tel Teiss oO. Ist MTG. . =
Bd. 1927.
sl4OJO Morris County Trac,leu Co 1ss Ntss- ?.
Bds. lSS0
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

Toledo Nov. s--CIOVERsEED-Css 50 3S; Deem
her so 4O March. 50 62is TTMnTFIY-Prime So 10.
ALSIKE-Prine. 50 so: December 50 40.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Nov 1s-The improve emsnt IN the imam
ciaI situation resulting from the proposed eertn1a.s
and bond issue by the government caused sIsns'o
in the grain markets here to-day AT the Gloss
December wheat showed a net gam or sc So-A
up sac oats were Sc. 70 stc hlsnsI. lsl,
visions were 121ac lower TO 212c TO &C nisner-
The wheat market opened strong ana sentiiAsHs
continued buIlish throughout the session Tns de-
cision OF the national governments TO issue sAoV'-
600 900 worth of bonds and certificates was sns
chief reason for the strength An ADVANCE or more
than Id at Liverpool and OF about &c at Winnipes
and a decrease OF 1881 600 bushels IN the visible
supply compared with an increase OF o-S.VOo pu=n-
els in the corresponding time OF last year. were ad-
ditionaI bulIish influences. The market eased on
about the middle Of the day on realizing sa4eS ooI
Iater rallied and closed strong The bulk OF trad
ing is gradually shifting TO the May delivery De-
cember opened sc 1c higher at 30 54c 70 so9sS'
advanced to 952,c. and then declined TO S45sc The
close was 95c May ranged between 81 OS1a ana
81 O4IS and closed at 81 OSts. The amount on
passage decreased 1.s22.00O bushels. Clearances
OF wheat and -four were equal TO S4S'OVV oasnels-
primary receipts were $4,000 bushels. against
1854 600 bushels the same day last year. Mia
neapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
646 cars. against sou cars iast WEEK anu S1o C1iS
The corn market was strong an day. The finan-
cia situation. an excellent demand for easn corn
and reports that the yields IL Nebraska and MS
souri, will probably fall below expectations hitherto
entertained the chief reasons for the strength
The market closed strong December opened $50
70 a. c higher al 55$c to 55Isc sold between 40
and 55%c and closed at 55Ssc- May sold between
5sIse and 81. and closed at 5sssc Local receipts
were l57 cars. with 104 ot contract grade
Trade in small The offerings came
largely from longs. but the strength Of wheat and
corn caused many OF the shorts 70 cover. Decenl-
Der opened sc higher at A. Sc sold on TO Al - 20
47Lc and closed there. May ranged between S0Ac
and 50$4c and closed at 5GTsc to 501sc Local re-
ceipts were III cars
Provisions opened firm the financial situation.
but later eased or q 10c TO 20c decline IN tne
price of live hogs. At the close january pork was
unchanged at S12 T5. Lard on 2fac at 81 So
Ribs were 2sc TO sc higher ar SIS s2i5-
Estimated receiptS LO-r1orToW d-S- wheat %
cars; corn. 80 cara oats. rs cars hcgA lAocs
heaS
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
OTHER MARKETs+sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Nov. 1S.-CATTLE-Recelpts (estimated).
about 10000 head: market 1oe higher: steers. SAG
81 s0Bs4 T5 calves ss0s7 so: stocers and feeders.
So 4oGs4 as HoGS-Reeepts {sstnated). about 80 900
head; market weak; choice heavy shipping, s. 20G
IS 40; light butchers s. 2s9ss - light mixed: s. 10
q S5 80: choice light. IS 20qs5 40; packers. 81 I5@
s. pigs 81 So; bulk Of sales So 10 s. so SHEER
Receipts (estiInated2: about $4,000 bead: market
steady; sheep. So T58s5; lambs s5 25 So 15 year
llngs. s4 25 S5 10.
butchers and shippers So oS s5 80: common 81 s5e
IS IS CATTLE-Slow and lower: fair 10 good ship
pers 81 6oqS 1O common 81 25Gs2 Us SHEEP
Steady. 81 2o4Si 20; lambs steady; "a 2SVSo 90 80
Buffalo. Nov. observation-disclosures. 6.O0o
head; slow and lower; prime steers IS 6OGs6; ship
81 T5 81 5oqs4 %; bulls 81 5s9s4 90 stocksrs
feeders 50 T5Gs4 25: hefers 81 2S1 s. 70;
fresh and sprngers steady s2o& SIS. Veal re-
es12Is .oo asaa S asps sna 5fe % a - ~ s
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
Financial.

market which made the greatest response to the
better financial from this side closed / y 91s4d
net higher and Budapest was l4sc, In contrast TO
which Berlin closed unchanged and Paris off 10
favored, seaboard wheat and -four clearances
gated $50. .OOn bushels, while the interior movement
100000 bushels short of last year \ lead
ing Chicago operator open buyer of both wheat
hand the Northwest, while leading other markets IN
point OF weakness, seller Of wheat in Chicago.
The cash market IN New York quoted as follows:
No red. 81 03l4 elevator. and 81 OAK b ahoat;
81 TO- both nominal, ahoat. CORN-The corn
market relatively steadier than wheat all day.
1t gained q early transactions and MADE ony
brief responses to the various setbacks IN wheat
owing the that leading operator in Chicago
bullinG the market times and also to the
favorable from central parts OF Missouri,
where yields and unsatisfactory conditions were
reported While carlot arrivals Chicago larger
expected the total interior movement was less
than half large last Part OF Liverpoofs
1G1%d advance credited to reports OF damage
steady Il best point Of the day. No corn
n the local quoted S6&c elevator and
6Ta.c o adoat; No white 6s2. c. and No yellow.
G7sac o afoat. OATS-The market for oats
markets but gradually worked or during the day
under realizing. and the close no more than
steady, although still substantially higher than on
Saturday The cash market in New York closed with
out change, follows Mixed 26 TO 90 10 52c; nat
ural white. % 81 10 80 Q5+12c clipped white, 81
n, SO Y QGOc. RYE-Market steady; No
Western ole f New York BARLEf-Market
NEW YORK PRICES.
Wheat: Opening. High. Low. Close; =. day.
December 81 OGis 81 1O6s 81 90 lie 81 05 81 O44
May .......... i21a 1I294 l II 5-1O / 11S 10
RsSsmOsF RST @ sssss Sc ss's
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
Financial.
cnIcAeo. MILWAUKEE, q ST. PAUL RY. CO.

New York, November is, 1907.
at meeting OF the Executive, ve,C Committee held this
day, it decided that tte third nsalment on the
subscriptions the preferred and common stock OF
this company may be paid IOCo on md Decem-
ber and 1910 the February. instead of 2075
on the End of December. Persons who may desire
to the 20T6 in full End OF December viii
receive interest from that date SC per
ROSWELL MILLER, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

BEEvEs77Rsceipts for two days were s14 cars. or
5eO2 head. including 40 for alive lS5 for
saughterers and SO for the market. OF which so at
Jersey City and - at the Goth street yards Thege
fair attendance OF butchers and demand mod
erately active Medium TO good steers constituted the
prices for such fully 1oc lower the few strictly prime
were selling at Just about last Fridays quotations.
bulls were very firm and 15u25c higher Fat COWS
also bologna stock opened the advance
generally maintained the close; medium
than steady About all the stock went
70 the scales infsror 10 choice steers SOLD az 50 20
cattle 81 60gs5 20; bulls at So e0qS4 for poor -
good: choice fat bull az 81 20; cows az 81 Is "a
SO 90; one extra COW 81 10 Dressed beef In fair
demand and steady. Liverpool and London cables
quoted live cattle frmer IL 412+c per lb dressed
weight refrigerator beef lower az 1oe per lb EXPORTS
from this the Georgia VIII include 100 cattle
g. 900 quarters OF beef.
saies-Newton & Co: "a Illnos steers slSs 70 aver
50 lb II d. 1852 b, at So l7h: II do
isaa IL ss 81, DO E6o u, as 8 COZ 20 Virginia do
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
MEXICAN ExcHANGE.-Mexican excbang. ,

MEXICAN ExCHANGE.-Afexican exchange op
Kew York Is quoted az 200z4.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs raca,r+s
S.oJ e., VyasbiDotop senc c1o. ieCelptS
nue. receipts, s15o5,6iS; miscellaneous receipts s16
en- Receipts for the day. s2,272, $780, expendit1Iras
81 $4,000 Receipts for the month to date sos S1e ,
IL: expenditures 100000; excess OF receipts
s. III Receipts for the year date s251 AZ 63
expenditures, S2is,554,S50; excess of receipts
81 lS62.sO3.
sUB-TREASURT.-The Sub-Treasury was cred
flor 20 the Clearing House s36S540.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

e,Snea Nov is.-The final meeting OF the Utica Dairy
s,~a ,sIa of Trade for the was held to-day. No
~ was sotG but buyers fixed lI4l2c Tor settlement
Matestogn Produce Exchange has adjourned for the
The Of the cheese will 60 out OF tho fac-
s.re This week private The salesnen pre-
issc % let their cheese rather than hold the stock
,St y the factories with cold weather coming on on
'.'se1y Dairy Market six lots OF cheese epoCt oeO
-. re spo e. l2c. There Is scarcity OF sneese ~
~ ~
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

Kansas City, No Nov 1s--CATrI4E-Recepts lS.ooo,
SOutheTns; market steady 15c lower
Choice export beef steers i5GS5 IS; fair ts
good IS 5OQS4 50 S5. stockers
feesTs - 5Jq$4 >: Southern steers So eo 81 l0
81 O5GS3s natlv6 cows s. toS4 nStlvs
81 50aS4 % bulls e lOgSS 90 calves = Sef
Top So: bulk OF sales. 81 T5S4 "a soSs y
packers 81 S5QSS: piss anu hses, s1z
market LAMBS ltlSo lOs
ewes ard yearngs S46S4 7S Western yearinsss 81 oe
SSG$4 go
Pfttsburg Nov. 1S--CATFLE-Supply heavy xnArAss
lower. IS prime, - UJ3<o 90 ECSrc
Receipts heavy; market lower Prime hSaves ~
s, 90. roughs u 5Oq$5 40 SEEsEE-EssSelets tsass
marker lover Prime werhers. S5 1886 .: eus soS
common 81 JO9S2 so: lambs. 81 509So 90 veal caves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-28
NINE. EAMEs MAY MARRY AGAIN.
But Divorce Decree FOrbids MIR. Story to
Wed During Life of Plaintiff.

The interlocutory decree OF divorce granted bv
supreme Court Justice Arthur S. Tompkins to
Nine Emma Eames from her husband. Julian
Story, is now locked in the safe in the Westchester
County Clerks Office at White Plains To be sure
,hat the papers would not be opened of the
lawyers made the impression of his seal ring IN
the sealing wax.
Justice TomPkins signed the divorce decree after
looking over the evidence. which covered about
SSSrSny pages He wrote on the papers. The
ms Tn5 4Sron except the nterocutory Judgment"
en- S I.e luoghient Nine. Eames must wait
blIee months before final decree can be granted
ana men she Will be at liberty TO marry again but
MT story VIII not be able 10 marry again untiI
NINE Eames Is dead When the three months
nave expired the plaintiff may make application 10
tne supreme Court FOR final decree. Mr. story
mared Mme , Eames in Paris when he was
miniature OF HIS wife They had Two bor1es "e o., d
In Italy and near Paris S' O'ie
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OF letters to be organized too sharply state lines
We need 10 nave places where the best men from
OIneIent parts OF the country can see each other
ana know each other, can toll together and play
together, and can form coherent public sentiment
which shall prevent the possibility Of that disrup-
tlOn IN thought which alone creates the danger OF
political disruption.
Other speeches OF the evening were THE Alumni
Advisory Council" Frederick N Judson. St. Louis:
yale in Ohio" W. o. Henderson. Columbus, Ohio;
"Thlrty-fve Years at Yale" Frederick S. Dickson
OF Cleveland. new president Of the association.
THE sECRETARY's DAY.
Secretary Taft had an exceedingly active day
He arrived early and was driven to the
home Of his brother, Charles P Taft the only per-
son az the station 20 meet the Secretary. The
was feared that their demonstration would give
with difficulty persuaded to keep away. Their
ness meeting. and it lost nothing in force by the
delay
Following the business meeting the Secretary and
other alumni were entertained at luncheon at the
University Club.
with Arthur I. Vorys. state manager OF the Taft
Taft headquarters in Columbus. 1t was admitted
that the discussion embraced the present political
situation throughout the state.
To morrow morning Secretary Taft will visit
laying OF the cornerstone of the building of the
Young Mems Christian Association The secre-
evening will deliver address The Panama
Canal before the Business Mems Club.
In an interview here to-day on Cuba and Panama
he reiterated the statements he had made in Wash
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MoNsIeNoR BERNARD o'REILLX.

Monsigner Bernard O'Relly, historian Of two
Popes. Plus TX and Leo XIII. died late Friday
night at Mt St Vincent's-on-th Hudson There is
some doubt about his age. He was at least ninety
three. and his close friends say he was ninety-hve
years old. He was born in County Mayo. ireland,
and educated at Laval Seminary. The late Leo
XIII conferred on him the title of PrOthOnOtary
Apostolic. aud the occasion Of the diamond
jubilee of his ordination in 1902 sent him special
message
After his ordination he stationed in Canada
for a time where he won praise from citizens
of all denominations by his heroic work during
plague He was member Of the Jesuit order for
MANY years but retired from II and spent the
latter part Of his life in literary work. He was
chaplain of the 18th Regiment during the Civil
War At the close of the war he went to Rome,
where he began q journalistic career that brought
him fame He was correspondent for several dali
les and during this period brought out his life OF
Plus X Still later he wrote life Of Leo XIII.
The funeral services will be held tomorrow morn
ing at the chapel in Mt ST. Vincents. Archbishop
Farley officiating.