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New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

YORK November II,
BEANS AND PEAs-Trade moderate and market
tg hSSsR SSr 2 soms aodSs @ asking s
Marrow. 1905 choice. per bush, 81 30; do common
s. so; do pea 1909 choice So 500 s. S3ls DO
s. 7oa 81 IS; do Kidney 1905 choice s. 45a s. 5O
90 s1o. s. 49, % 81 dS HS SaS turtle W %
g ss25: 10 lima. California: s. 5OS$ 90 PEAS
'sf % Sfs tocds Sgi pkss The marke,
cry butter the last week arrivals to-day
are modsrat: The tone OF the market ar ,, is a little
absorbing the supply OF prime to fancy grades and OF
as buyers want a further advance Of about ie is
fairly established on the best Qualities Storage
butter is quota6ly se higher on extras and specials
activity even in the best qualities Ladies quiet
meeting moderate demand at about previous quota
tons We quote: Cre9nssEy cry specials per ~ Ss'ho
thirds 22g 24c: do held specials 27 2se do extras
dairy tubs fresh nest 2Ic do good to choice 25 26c
do common 20 fair a. Il rst sto; PEoSess specials 2c
Is a 2Oc do thlrds. 17Q1sc; imitation creamery rsts
2I$2Gio seconds 1ss 2oc thirds ISc packing
stock No 20g 2ohc: do No 2 1s919o; do No 8. lie
tnYes very quiet In all grades Ss Of fun cream cheese
feeling Is somsw9st hat uns'itiod tile with best October made
defects considerably cheaper attracting atten-
tcn Fine September made not generally urging FOR
ton certainly the to sell. Skins have mod
So6 eSS css and eos
90 for %n a b tas n i o eaS @
hns. 1Se; do good 10 prime; 12tl 912%c: do common
20 rnir 10 12c do large, coored September fine
do white. 14&c; do large October fine; 12so; do
oials l2c; skins hne ei1 910kc; do fair good.
7a9c; do common. Az &ohc: do full skins. 1G2c.
EGGs-Reoeipts to-day. 2,614 The arrivals
continue very light there increasing shortage OF
fresh gathered prices for these show
ing further advance and the market closed with hardly
stock supply necessities Dealers are hoping
little better supply early in the week Storage esgs
are fair demand and prices show some
frnness. Our quotations most OF the sales
ported. although few exceptionally fancy brands OK
graded goods reported reaching 2Oc In IN
stances quote: state Pennsylvania and nearby Sc
lected white fancy 45d50c do good 10 choice Ss4Sc;
and mixed selected fancy $50 4oe; DO Syeags
83fDaao; hrsts. Bdf32c: western
extra rsts ale: 2eG3Oc: do seconds 25G2sc:
do inferior, 22a24c dires iSqlsc; checks l3ql6c stor
age early packings l74191sc; do summer packings'
1874 91sc. ....s -.
vet arriving market is quiet at 9nehanged
nsrss some little business In futures for November
delivery prime; s%c is being bid which is &c higher
shs rilin9 az of last week. We quote; AF-
PIES evaporated 1907 fancy cases per 10 l9te; DO
honred 1907 prime per Sc so: do and skins
20 boas2 75 RAsPBERRIEs. evaporated 1907 per 10 80
raSes ApRICOTS California 2242Sc; PEACHkS. CALI
osa GsU funsssisd i2slAo PRUNEs. California, 4asho
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
AMERICAN COTTON OIL,

oil comnpnIr pnIptet f report of the American Cotton
a. pPdHy Ior the fiscal year ended August eT
anooa ,altlian or the board. George A Morrison
among other things says: ''
49, .r Ooisloered that 1T would be unwIse IN de-
70 ute coInpanys working capital for the nav
IL - - oi " common stock dividend at this time of
+Io ', 'I, "Ilei tle purchase of raw materials and
baigbf ,rt oi me crushing mills are at their
IeIshli Ie me purchasing of cotton seed must he
Goie zone chlely during the period between October and
cpi'trS' "hen all the cash resources Of the cow
pal: are required for the conduct of its raoror
BUSINESS. Ihe company continues the poIicy oe
IIoeII expenditures each year for repairs and In
pioNelhents maintaining the active nroner+ies in
@ U satisfactory physical condition Nachin
cry EaS been improved and supplemented h,y sI,c .
ilouern appliances as tend to economiza thpno ord
~ -aooI ana reduce manufacturing cost These ex-
p penuiluIes nave been charged to eXpenses
ne favorable weather conditions at the ona,ico
oi me season gave premise of an unusually LARGE
s.eIu " COTTON seed Unfortunately a severe
storm at the end of September caused great darn,
age throughout a large Of the cotton haIt Tba
quan'lE ol cotton seed not so much affected
as Tie quality There were no bills paya ble at tho
cIose OF the fiscal year and there was 81 Gas COS
cash in banks All bad debts have been CHARGED
OH ana ample provision made for doubtful accounts
Inc percentage OF loss from bad debts mas bean
only one-tenth Of per cent. The stock of finished
products carried over at the end Of the fiscal yenr
mas been disposed OF at a profit"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago Nov. 1I-Higher prices for wheat az all
European grain centres and also at Minneapolis
here to-day. At the close the December delivery
was up 2&.c Com was &c higher, Oats were 1sS
higher. Provisions were UP G'2c to sc.
The wheat market opened strong because az adj
vances at the principal markets OF Europe. As
active general demand was III evidence here ali
dav Sentiment became more bulliSh toward the
middle OF the session because OF the advances in
the Northwestern markets and because OF immense
clearances Of wheat and flour at the seaooard
the exports to-day being estimated at lOol-SO
bushels The market closed strong and near the
high point of the day. December opened sc to
&c higher at 9lSsc 92@sc. advanced 20 Sisc and
closed at 944c. May sold between 81 ols and ;! -
and closed at the top. TIE amount on passage m
creased 100000 bushels and the visible supply in
creased 66 900 bushels Primary receipts were sSSooo
bushels against 1slS70O0 bushels on the same day
last year. Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF 100 cars, against 40 cars last
week and SIS a year ago
The corn market strong all day. chiefly be-
cause OF the sharp advance in wheat An aOVancs
of Id at Liverpool additional bulliSh factor
Despite the favorable conditions for the movement
Of the crop the receipts continued small The prn-
cipal demand came from the shorts The market
closed strong December opened lac 10 Ssc TO sc
to Ic higher at 564c 57@sc. advanced TO 5sc and
closed at 57ssc to 57i2c. Local receipts were 50
cars with IS OF contract grade
Oats were in fairly active demand by shorts be-
cause of the strength Of wheat and corn The mar
ket was strong. December opened sc higher at
47ssc sold between 47c and lSlsc and closed az
47zsc Local receipts were 135 cars.
Provisions were strong because OF higher prices
for live hogs. The market also affected by
the light weight OF hogs recently received here
At the close January pork uD 2i2c at SlO %
Lard up sc at IS 10. Ribs were &c hlSher az
s. l2i5.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 81
cars; corn. l24 cars; oats. 30 cars; hogs, l2ooo
head
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
DOCK COMMISSIONER TO KEEP MEN.
VIII Not Lay Off Four Hundred, Although
Hammered by Lack of Funds.

Dock Commissioner Bensel said yesterday after
noon that the report that hs intended laying or
four hundred employees in his department was IN
true.
y laid of fifty men this week and may lay on
another fifty on Friday. but only In the utmost
extremity will lay off any more than am forced
TO-" said the Commissioner. There Is enoush
money on hand 20 keep the department iorce WI n
ing but the trouble comes Through lack OF tunds
20 buy new material. When the men hnish an oia
piece Of work / have lay them of because
haven't material enough start new pieces OF con-
str,etion" continued Mr. Bensel. THE Board OF
Estimate and the Board OF Aldermen recently au-
thorized a bond issue or 100000 for Waterfront
improvements but the Controller told me this morn
ing that scarcely any OF the issue had been SOLD
Contracts for Dock Department work amounting 10
several millions Of dollars are held up IN is oin"e
now because he has no money In sight
Mr.. Bensel ssid he would not stop any WORK now
under way IN his department, ana ne hopeo
that before long enough bonds would Do soiu 10
enable him TO 20 ahead with new work. sucn as
that on the whitehall ferry terminals ana the
Chelsea and South Brooklyn waterfront improve
tnents
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

.o-, New York. November IL 1907
- = tOf W tEf(-It was n moderately and steady
shape or exchanges from December
ohg up about $4,000 bags after ofenng unchanged
~ points lower tho market rallied. closing steady ne.
,-l-l4HeI 10 points higher. The
eu"ut as nue On the European cables
t a psLtla = franc At Havre and partial /. pfenug
~ Ilaini'g hut later the French
lS u'' ulchhlseu 70 = franc higher probably
.e'LI Ll@ recovery here Hamburg
70 = We'ng lower The business Of much
ieit character Certain long continued 10
.tieaI' uer december contracts. but through
FONTS for o,toher A. points for September options
under the domination OF crop prospects. a. thew
oe IN thc ne" season Nearby shorts covering ana
tR 'le hter months and there - support from
feature neither Of the primary retorfinE
'eehSe IN prices and while receipts u0-ts
were neANy compared with 1905 Juadaht movement
tefinei 70 he decreasing and n Fu
"'"'l Tor The last week receipts he two
We're .'t'No bags against 30 go previous voek
9"Vo last year End $4,000 years ago Tho market
'T spot coffee quiet. with basis
of &c for Rio No = The warehouse dellyeriss A.,
the ned states for the TO bags aRafnst
l"osll last week and l4o.S73 year or the former
,eiF'nccs and shipments AT Rio fol
lows: no cl"EranCes. $4,000 baRs
lne Hited states 5000 10 Europe 20 gape
"''- RI" shipments 9oVDn bags. o. which
eedTauces 205 90 bags including lIS0O0 10 the
United states and STOdO Europe.
2l 90 bags OF which $1,000 FOR tho United states
aI l|I"r' for Europe Victoria clraranoes 5000
ment showed receipts Of iop0O tags and stock G2 600
bags 'lcaTanccs % the United States 10
@@" and - N" rest ot Europe 1000 bags Tho total
receipts at RIO and Santos for the
oo0 bags against 332 0nO and last wear
The range of contract prices local market to-
day follows
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12

COTTON-The cotton market was moderately active
to-day and generally steady. steady
net advance of 20 10 points day were
estimated At go 900 bales The market opened firm.
an advance Of 10 II points and during tho early
sion sold net gain OF 1917 points covering
and bull support, which attracted by the irtner
cables, big English spot sales killing tho north
north central sections belt,
better demand I'm the interior from abroad
better feeling with reference financial situa-
tion. Notwithstanding the poor bank
day The advance checked around 10.62c
cember and 1O2Ic January hy reports that three
large New York State knitting mills would close down.
owing 10 lack OF forward business. and during the
later trading fluctuations irregular. The cold
ther comes rather late in the to exert much IN
nuence speculative sentiment Exports for the last
OF about 10000 bales heavy enough
attract attention and TO impart weight the claims
people that export engagements foT No
vember and December particularly heavy In fact,
is shipments have been extended
November and It may be that the large English spot
sales such extensions. 4
attention given the December situation
In the local market. there persistent
that considerable OF cotton is being brought
delivery to the bull clique Six
different spot Arms mentioned by gossip as having
cotton in for New York in the Sohth
ready 10 bring here for this purpose Meanwhile in
terror receipts continue very light yesterdays being
ato hal OF last years.
The range contract prices in tbs local market
day was follows
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
nrHER MARkErs-eY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago Nov I1.-CATTLE-R Receipts estimated at
about $1,000 head Market dull steers. s. 6oR s! !;
calves Sc a 81 10 HOGS-Recepts eStluated al about
Is 600 head Market strong % l0Vl9c digler Nuolce
heavy shipping. 50 40 s. % light butcnets' 3 &
s. so: light mixed. 50 40 s. so choice liglr 50 80
s. go: packing. s. - s. -. pigs, S'G s. - ouS oc
sales s. - a s. 60. sIIEEP-Receipts est!-no{ed at
about $4,000 head. Market steady Shs,p. - 900
s. -. lambs. s. q 81 10. yearlirSs. 81 SOC s.
Cincinnati Nov. 1I-HOGS-Market higher Butch-
ers' and shippers. So So common s. 80 s. 90
shippers 81 co 81 20 common, s. 90. s. -
Market strong. 81 25G 81 IS. LAMBS-Market nfrn'
Fast RuffaIo Nov. -CATTI.E-ReceIpts, 5000
head Market slow and 1OG 10c lower Prime steers.
s. - %; shipping. S5H s. 90: butchers - -Sg
s. 70: hefers S. - 50; cows s. SOC 50 cows g 80
81 So bulls 81 ST 40: stockers and feeders $ 80
81 -; stock heifers, g 2Sf' 81 20 resh cows ana
400 head Market active and &c higher, at sou >
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head Market active ana
strong Heavy. s. o. So -; mixed - - - a.
n s. 10: stags IS IS -: Gairiss SJG s. SO StEEP
AND I.AMBS-Receipts. 10000 head Market active
YeaEngs siTO1s; lambs SSs s s5. ces 1 sS s. 80
sheep s. 900 So So Canada !am6s So S9 10
Including 500 S0Ctherns; naret steady % lOc lTeT:
choice eNDort and dressed beef steers - = 80 ~
fair TO good S44 s. 10. Western steers - 50 z -
sockers and feeders So s. Nn Southern steers 81 q
e. - SoufEern cows s. 10 s.: 81 90 %
81 so native hefers S$$4 so bulls s. 1OG 81 calves
IS so q So - HOGS-Receipts. 5000: market r loe
80 - e. - Fsceips Io 90 ,. market opened
wax closed strong: lambs St To- and year
lings 81 20 81 So Western yearlnss - 5OG 80
ern sheep S3 - 81 80; stccSers aid feeders - SO
Strion Stock Yards P.ttsburg. Nov. 11.-CATTI.E-
supply fair lower choice: S6G$6 % prime 81 cog s. 90
HoGS-Receipts heavy; higher, prime heavy s. $40
IS 40 s. 80. piss S5a$5 % roushs = 50GS5 . sHEEP
Receipts light: strong prime We'-fs . 4CISo -
cus and common 81 SoSe 'O lambs s'GS' veal eaivs
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
QUOTATIONS FOR BEEvEs.
BEEYEs-Recelpts for tEo dnys were 2Oa cars or sO


fs and co o he marker l OF h 9Is - at ere I @ aI
5 Mt The Goth street ards CHICAGO reported rs 600 cattle
today. and slaughterers here were mainly fairly well
ana prices eassd OFF 10000 steers closed
Sooue s',bS bd & v 'hS rtIT yaS prices were LOO c
] e % % co.'s CONS wss t b hshs5 rd th1R r sTay %
cleared slaugherers reported good trade in chucks
ing s911o for common to fancy beef Liverpool and
1os 92c per 10 weight refrigerator sell
ing at e.qioe per H. Exports t9Cday on the Cesran to
schwarzschd sulzberEer eSO cattle for sham
$500 quarters OF beef viii probably no; sal 6efors
Saies~Newton Co; Virginia steers. 1894 ID aver
age per 100 lb 10 do, 12lI H. at s. 20: 10 DO
S. IS sn,ssy @ DO 1901 90 oh H. a. at s. aS Tis 10 DO 1900 70
PeS9sy2ana D: DO DO i2si b. at
So 80; e yirglnia oxen. 1873 H. at s.,
las % s s. i S9ls i5fsFi z; Is % II sS
p s.: j. yiTsiBa DO ne N q sS is do 1907
10 1 a - sSs ~ A. Ss C cows il4o H. az ss & s. 81 40
s. 40; do $40 Id. at s. 49, 10 d. go h. 81 S do
~ sE !: s $50 45 steers 1910 l3 H.
AZ s. 75 virginia bull! T., $40 H. at s2; Virginia
500 p sf * 1928 III at se
$s5s l. g. 1889 Iss5 $s +
at at S co. co. DO fso lS at IS co. IL DO 7 % S0 at ss 8 S S
p 90 i, 2a S @ s ST. St T 70 o % a m 500 70 ID 3, At 50 g. 70 e
vania heisers 754 b. IS 80: heifer
Go % St SIS s. e. 's S. s s. SG g sS h. at ''
Tobin shannon; bulls l4e0 10, at So; DO, 1895 H.
So l0 do. 10 Ib at sS; do. 500 ID. at 81 s5;
cows g25 III. at So so. do. 1000 h. So: lb
at Si 10 do ssS 81 T5 25 do a3i H. at 81 3T1s
J. ShambeTg & son: II Virginia steers. 1343 H. at
IS II do 1881 H. at 50 90 do 1883 H. So s0 q
J. Curtis & Son; steers 76S Id. 40: 16 bulls.
si6 50 25 10 do. $50 H. SIS IS do III ID.
So 665 ID, at So IS; cows. 1910 H. So 50
$50 lb So 25 10 DO. eS3 10. So do. eI0 n. az
25 81 do 707 10. 81: % oil ID. Sc: % do
S33 10, 81 T5 q do 7ss To- at 81 IS.
Hume: steers. 1880 10. So 75 BULLS. s03
h. IS 90; do 54o H. So 90; hefer. 450 70.
81 T5; cow. $40 To- So do SEA 10. 81 20: do
Sss ID, So: do $40 H. 81 rs. 10 do. sos 10. at
81 go; do s47 ID. ar 81 e5; "a DO 1872 ip at 81 20
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day. co
pared with last week and last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
IN good demand; sales 10000 bales speculation and ex-
bort 800; American 0Oo0; receipts, $4,000; American
900. Iniddlng upland SD; futures opened quiet out
steady at BIZ 4A points advances closed steaoy AZ net
advance Of Iit1Slt points: November 500; november
Decenlar and DecemberJanuary. 6e+d; January
arv Be4hd; February-March 66od; Mareh-Apri o;oo1i
Aprtl-May bShd; May-June and June-1uly' DO ,su,
Juy-August b6brRd. ManchesteI-i"iu' sN'SN $500 '
cloths dull. ,- - .o... ,rDnrovar,a M
in tho flour to-day. there being moderate saes
recorded straghts and spring patens s
were unchanged Rye hour was ques q, r,. 0aa
quoted New York Produce Exchanges "a a
81 75 winter patents 81 Gso s5 spring clears ~ %
asa Do: extra winter 81 10; extra NO Wintet:
ss So BUCKwHEAT FIouR@MaTket STEADY & uoeS S1o,ed
s9 1O6s3 per 100 lb. Rye FLOUR-Fu,n sS 20
Fair good s5ds5 25 choice to fancy fancy SSss sS
BAG MEAd-Firm QUOTED ed Eias whtfs nna yeSw;
quiet city quiet quoted; Western spTins Tn Ze dS go
$50 an November Shipment city ossn @ "a - aux
$50 eO hominy chop. s2s 80 bulk S2s ~ SACKS OIL
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. decided chsngs was noted S
IN the character OF wheat trading yesterday and the
market advanced sharply with less opposition than than
mas been for some tina past Al pest point
prices up from 2e 70 2Sc sb9se ths oei9sls
sosa of Saturday Deceber taking the lea0 on actiye
scysrans Of shos<& Tnsrs rss . can't rsA0fan From
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12

an5aG Is was good advance in the
tn The T sP9f sosas aaa M u lbs Sse
IN consequent with quotations ranging from 3o75e
with spot quoted at f6l and i6O los local
The decline abroad Lake was quoted at is Is 755
sPI TER az l3Z2 SOC ana etstHs at IL q
T5 Tesk ard lover in the loca! market at oIog 5l5c
foundry quoted at 4os Sd ana Cleveland a
foundry Northern is quoted SIS 7oG$I0 20 The
Hha1s & foT pig pig iron Se5te9tes at the Produce ES
.i bd 69IndTy are quoted as follows lash
Sb sSf ss e % asss %o rather quiet
M9IkssPsh R hfln and unehanged @ Quotations follow
ss.n. I fa oneD rs 2s 900 e 2sT 26 Soc Te
f4G; faiT: dSGl7c; good. 1SQ2oc' prime. 2oq2ac;
0IIS-Cottonseed oil was easy early under larger
speenfTs but s1gad'sd up iSer on goyernS BY soT
85c; 400 January at s4'a a Sc. 200 March at So y -
Vim sty raw IN lots Of nyo bbls or more quoted At
prices. We quote FETRoLEUM@St Standard white
Wafar v6e S IG 'oE; pha. ~ p, &c
York. 10 eoc; Phnadelph!a - Soc CoTToNsEED
spot, a5Iac; November 3ii. a55c. D~ccmber SIS. n,
36}s 937e: July, 87ls G37ac on summer yellow. No
a. nIs I 20 wb - s 500 800 on sumner ysowi ~ =
q sic. LlNsEED oIi-American seed, city raw. 40
movement
rather narrow, hut the market had good uudertone
most OF the day on light receipts. higher hogs and
covering Near the close prices worked of little
under selling by packers. chicago receipts. $4,000
hogs estimated. for Tuesday. 10000: Kansas city.
5000 and omaha. 1000. POR'S-Stcady. quoted
Mess $lG9tl67 IS; family, $50: short clear Sl6 5oFp
family Sl4 5ogs15 packet. S1l 5oaSI2: extra India
mess s23 1924 BEEF HAMS-Firm- Quoted. $50
n 100 n 4o 0po'ea No De- 5SssnS nss 100
CIT bellies easy Qu6'ed s IS smdSSs
1S@13Isc; 10 n. 1lisc II n. lie. u n lie. Picked
steady; city 6%c. country IS. Sc. LARD-Firm.
quoted: Middle Western prime. STod soc city lard
quiet quoted: Sac Refined lard firm. quoted South
POuED-Barely steady. Quoted: S0Siac. STEARINE
Steady Quoted: Oleo. 50 q &C; city lard stearne.
RICE-The market presented quite steady under
tone with prices generally unchanged locally. At
tho south there seem 20 be rather moderate offer
ings Quotations follow, Screenings 27s G3i4c: ord-
nary. 4G4tc: fair. ~ a4ac: good ordinary, 5R
ai4c. prime. 5is 85&c; choice, 57s Q6isc; Japan
nestle 5's 95l.c; Patne foreign. 57s 86%c Rangoon
sUGAR--l.e demand for refined sugar IS moderate
but the market seems TO be holding steady former
bItlei- NJ i"tIo'IS hIc ilSt PI4Cts SUBJECT 70 Il
rebate of 10 points and discount OF per for
cash deys: Crystal dominos. T.25c Eagle tab
lots I2Oc cut loaf and crushed. 5TOc, mould a 53Jc
cubes. 5.25c: XXXX powdered. 5l5c: Eagle bags
powdered. coarse powdered and fruit powdered and
Eagle coarse and extra fine gTanulated, Bloc Eagle
O.30c alslo bags do. $3.50; Bib bags do 2Oc:
bags do, 5lSc: - and 90 II bags do. Bose: Eagle
me or standard granulated and diamond \, SC;
fectioners A, 4SOc No l, $500; Nos and 2. 4.75C;
No !. 400: No g. 1850; No g. 46Oc: No T. 455c:
No s. 4.aOc. No o. 445c; No 10, 35c No H. 400;
o L.. 425c: No IS, 420c: Nos Il - and 10 4 I5c
ugal 90 test. at 3sOc; muscovado. 50 test. SOC
and molasses 50 2.95o. The London
Der az ss AID.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Nov 11-closing-VFI steadys
red Western winter. Is 9d; futures trini Iceen-
ber rs 1Oad; March. SIS IL ID; May. ss 1 Nd CORN
Spot prime mixed American. SS iizds tulnref
firm; December 5s sad: January. IS sd Peas
Canadian, stock. FLOUR-Winter patents steady
sOs Cd. HoPS-In London (Pacihe COAST stead y
e. 5sQk3 los BEEF-Extra India mess sos Sd. frx
PORK-Prme mess Western steady. s5s. HAMS[
Short cut. to 16 70. quiet. 4gs Cd BACON-CuTs.
berland so 5Sss short rib. 10 70 -
10. quiet 5ss: long clear mddies, light = 20 81 x
steady. 57s long clear middles. heavy. 80 20 80 D
quiet. 55s short clear backs 10 TO 20 70 quiet -
Sd. clear bellies. II 10 16 ID, dull S3s SlIOlLDE6sc
Square Is 20, quiet. S6s- LARD-2zlrne VSS<
ern. in tiarees. quiet, 40s sd; American rsanss.
pauS quiet. Ads Cd.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
STRIKERS LOSE THEIR PLACES.

Brockton. Mass, Nov. IA number Oh VI" iaS1
ers formerly employed by the w. L. Douglas shoe
COMPANY vho went on strike as members OF an
Independent union six weeks ago and on SATURDAY
ast voted to call the strike on, appied i9r n
oid places to-day, but none WAS put TO work. Inc
nm stated that il is satisfied with It's presens tast
,,rs provided under contract by the BOOT aho Shos
WorKers' Union
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12

these high levels early afternoon but most OF
y was regained in the last few minutes rush
snors lnnuenced by rumors that considerable
business had been done in Philadelphia although
was not confirmed. the only reported here being
about 10 loads. Firm cables reports continued
coId weather IN the Argentine gave the market
early start toward higher prices Liverpool was up
lss 9lH.u and Budapest closed sc per bushel higher,
thus onsetting worlds Shipments OF II 6I6 600
ed bv
Saturdays estimate of only 10000 600 Commission
houses were large buyers at the advance.
was a good deal of buying credited 20 bull
that were prominent supporters the before
Notable strength was shown in the Northwest, espe
cally at Winnipeg where prices early advanced 4c
oushel There was good cash demand Mnneap-
OILS ana rulnors or large -four sales that point
exporters The visible supply increase OF 600 bush
els was considered little bush. The increase the
corresponding time last year was 472 900 bushels
While the dsipus Of
up seahoard clearances started the week on a huge
sGaIe; aggresating lO54 000 bushels mainly wheat.
eIect TO some extent. The cash market in New York
WAS strong and higher closing follows: No red.
nominal December sold late curb at 81 Oji4.
CORN.-Although time was 1Ac higher
en me previous close it lacked the vigorous support
chdIaclerlZed wheat. and inclined to follow
tAe latter market rather 10 develop any inde-
pendent features Outside Of cables which were a a
Au, hSner and the interior receipts only 261
SneIe was not much Of interest bull side Chi
soI1a eCslPIs sishtly exceeded the estimates. and
Gay Worlds shipments practically 100 900 bush
es more than the previous week, and exporters took
Increased 2s90O0 bushels. No . corn was a1oed jSo
y s!ey3sor ehd 0Sisc o b. aGoat; No . white 69l5c
a.u a.t 10 : yellow. 6Sec, II. aioat OATS-Wnh
most of the day, bu. had no inportant activgtv or
LduI ou6sioe % this advance The supply IN
creased @ $4,000 bushels Tho cash New York
vas higher, closing follows: Mixed. 20 to 81 Ib
PC; natural white, 2S to 30 H. 53255I2c RYE
Market steady No 2 Western 94c nominal 70 srriva
r N mi inal
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