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New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Nov 6.-Offciai confirmation of dam
age by drouth to the new sown crop of wheat in
this country caused an advance n wheat prices
the local exchange to-day, final quotations be-
ing up sc to &c. compared with Yesterdays close
Corn ard provisions closed weak, but oats were
firm.
Confirmation of the repeated claims of damage
10 the faIl-sown crop Of wheat because of INSULT
cent moisture in the form of the Ohio State
report which estimated the condition of the
crop at So against 50 the corresponding time last
year. and which estimated the seeded area at Is
per cent of last years acreage The market was
also buIlishy affected by further advances in the
price of aaxseed at Minneapolis and Duluth
which, it was maintained, were due to reports OF
serious damage TO the Argentine crop ihe IN
ference was drawn that If the fax crop was in
tured by Unfavorable weather, the wheat crop
also must have sustained considerable damage
Export business at Winnipeg and New York, to-
falling sixty boatloads, also helped to create a
firm tone in the local market. Exporters here,
however claimed there no prospect of any
export business at present prices. The strength
in the wheat pit developed during the latter part
of the day; prior TO that sentiment became bear
ish owing to liberal receipts in the Northwest
The July delivery displayed the greatest strength
and closed sc higher than yesterday, at 8S9sc.
December closed at 81 00i4 and May at 81 O5e4.
Clearances of wheat and -four were equal to 2l9-
600 bushels Exports for the week, as shown ny
Bradstreets, were equal TO 100000 bushels. Phi
mary receipts were $4,000 bushels. compared with
654 coo bushels the corresponding Gay a year ago
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
of $50 cars against 42 cars last week and 4oI cars
q year ago.
ideal weather for the movement Of the new crop
caused weakness IN the corn market The ONO
State report which estimated the condition OF the
17ap, cron at s.. compared with 81 a month ago.
also brought out considerable realizing sales
The bulk of the support came from shorts Prlce5
for the cash grain We're steady. Inc mafheI cloSeo
weak with prices off &c to nc. with December
ct 61Hc to 612sc and May al size to h19sc. Local
receipts were 70 cars, with four of contract sft
Oats were strong, owing TO urgent demand Dy
cash interests and shorts. Active buying OF oats
hIJ cereal manufacturers at Minneapolis also aug
mented the hrTnness of the local Harhel, AT LlIo
Ioea ices were Lo TO 1zc higher, with December
at 4Sl5c and May at $40 Local receipts were %
cars. =, 49,. s,+b ~
Provisions bearishly afected by liie l1i teI @
-, =, 60, and by a decline of sc TO 10c in live
hogs Sentiment in the pit was bearlsn al u0y'
and closing prices showed losses Of &C 10 '12o -
2oc with pork showing the greatest decune- -.
t3s}n,a+ed receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, ~
rs corn 10e cars; oats, aS cars; hogs, 2Voo head.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The petitions I'm bankruptcy filed in the United
States District Court yesterday were as follows:

The petitions in bankruptcy filed in the United
States District Court yesterday were as follows:
IpyoIuatqry agsnst si Travq ,a & Co 10 Psm P2Per b2z q
Critchicv and Isaac Richman whose claims for
goods sold and delivered foot up S5lO So PrefeI-
entiaI payments aggtegating $1,000 are alleged i'll
the petition. W. F. Alien was appointed receiver,
269 East iS5d street liabilities S7,495 50; assets,
s13S so. consisting of debts due on open accounts:
I2Sth street and Amsterdam avenue, $4,000, and
H Hermann Sons OF No l5Sl t5rsf r. ] avenue Z szIS,
ard iI21h street iiabiIifes $3o252 a. no assets
e 9ff 10 fhin h Wife e and ee pG He S john Vim
berry. Jersey City, $4,000 due on lease Of Spring
Valley Farm; George Rosentha Of No. $40 West
$9 street es oG9 on note d IN ChaTs ates anS %sx
Kessr and Vie Of i1fth street near Lexington
avenue sl2og because Of a breach OF aeegient 99 tt
55d street: liabilities. $1e4e g; assets; $3.50 he
Witch diss6Tdd issS about out December 1905
Involuntary; against the H. G. Alvord Company
street by Julius Mandebaum and others, whose
claims amount to s1s1GS 49,; Preferences throush
Walter & ,aPponted Tecsver s7d Nth do6 bon bond t of
assets stock machinery and fixtures are said 10 De
InTcnntary against Herman J. Freedman, dealer
in harness, whips, horse clothing, etc, at No 81
Bre NJ G ,a Euler @ Sen and +6t6eG Sf6ggS
2 legal proceeding in the Municipal Court for the
Isl fntontarT f,l ag9nst Matthew m Davis mems hat
ter and furniSher at seth street and Asten m, f(o
Krischok Of No. 1445 First avenue, with claim
for goods sold and delivered and money IOtaflsu
amounting to 50 PSI rs. Admission Of insolvency
and transfer Of property are alleged in the petition
Charles L, Brookheim was appointed receiver for
Harris & Brodek, trunks and leather bags. at No.
1855 Broadway, with bond of $1,000. The liabilt-
ties Of the firm are stated TO be about $4,000 and
the assets are worth about $1,000. The petitionng
creditors have asked for the examination Of the
alleged bankrIlpts in the hope Of discovering assets
removed Immediately prior to the bankruptcy pro
ceedrEs
William Henkel ir.. appointed by Judge
HouCh receiver of the business Of Jacob Caplan,
ladies' cloaks and suits at No. 154 Grand street
with a bond of $500 The liabilities said to eX-
ce,d s. oOO and assets, consisting Of stock and
outstanding accounts, estimated at Sl,3op.
Schedules OF Edmund Rothschild who kept
oofk at No 125 Fifth avenue, give liabilities of
s14351 so and assets of S4075. The assets lnctud9
stock worth $4,000 and fixtures valued at SZ'Ooo-
Of the liabilities claims asgregating $s49S % are
unsecured. The bankrupt owes the Anheuser BUSCH
Agency, No 425 Eleventh avenue, $4,000; the Han
mis- Distilling Company Of Phladelpha, Sl'1'. o.
81 Trorrv Harburger, Of No. 1880 Seventh avenue,
81 900
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

cbic,po Nov 6-CATTLE-Receipts. estlTate0
,boIIt 600 head; market steady steers 81 50q$ g ~
coyrs 81 So: heifers, 81 504S4 80; buIls y o.
Caiyes s38S7 50; stockers and feeders 3 "a o9
Receipts estimated, about 1000 neao. ar
H. S110c lower choice heavy shipping, 50 ZoQso 90:
tTtctars SIS 15G s6 80; light mixed 80 aug 20 GU
choice light SO SOg$e; packing So TO % 5g PS
So - n So 80; bulk of sales. 50 20 SO 20 t.
T2aceifs estimated. L. 600 head market
sheep 81 50QSJ; lambs. 81 75Vs6 Do yeaFIIeS' 90 %
q 81 %. . r,ore ..4t,,a and higher;
nptbars and shippers Sc % SO So common 81 %
S4 "a CATTIE-Steady; fair TO Eoo1 shlppeLe' 90
s 81 40 common 50 % @$2 10 sHEEPZSteady' D 20
e. ~ IsTrbs steady, shade higher; S40So 20
q St 90 80 'f9STaio Nov 6-CATTLE-Recepts 100 head
sctiye and arm prime steers, $61 50 90 "a co
T3aaaf,fs so head active and SOC hlSher 80 %
Receipts 1O.5O0 head; fairy 'o
5C gl{e-: others, 10 i5c lower: etyy 50 80 10
Hd SD % a S6 S. So 10 SO 3o pigs 81 %
~ 81 Il. roughg 50 IS q SO IS; daTies 80 ~ gSo %
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recetpts, 1OOVV heae e6 actlk
e. a5- Sheen mixed, 81 50gs4 % ooo
- -, Nov. 6.-CATTLE-Recetpts, 5000
- i11cI,Idne 200 Southerns market for killing
S6oics ag,o~G and dressed beef steers So 254$i -5
fair to good 81 $50 So western steers 50 5O1 80 99
sa A. Southern cows, S2G$3 40; native cows SO
Cd 40, naive neifers 81 6O9$5 %; bulls 81 S5GS4
calves 81 50aS.. HOGS-Receipts, 10000 head; mar
lat 1oc lower: top. $6 10; bulk Of sales 50 4oG So
ie1t s. 86c5 s. So; pigs s4q$5 20 sHEEP-RecePts
: 0o0 head: market strong Colorado -ambs SO; lambs
81 % $50 ewes and yearlngs SO 500 81 90; Western
yearIings 81 2oGS4 SO; Western sheep, 50 4o4$+ 4O
stocllers and feeders. 81 so 0@S4 -
pittsburr Nov. 6.-CATTIE-Suppy light; steady
choice So sOGs6 prime S6Gs6 70: veal calves Ssass 90
steady; prime we-heTs, 81 I5alS4 -
nils ana common 81 5GaS2 so; lambs s4g$5 10 HOES
Gi9ns Sc s6as6 20: heavy Workers SO 2oGS6 So Light
lorer IS 80QS6: PIGS 50 lOaS5 c roushs u eodSo o
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07

COCTON-FollOwing lower early cotton
had very sharp advance today with May contracts
buying movement which promoted by reports that
MacheStev labor troubles had settled and
that the National Ginners Association issued
buIlish the ginned
vember and the size the crop. The close off
from the best under realizing, steady al ad
vance OF S+G9 points. Sales estimated 100000
bales The market opened steady a decline las
durltg morning sold off decline
or i4S points which about 22626 points
under the high level Wednesday morning The down
movement reflected
local bear pressure Or the Advance Wall Street bull
support much in evidence, sellers
Ing and there a good demand through commission
houses as the limits had evidently been
sold up TO 8 15c, March to May to s94c The
close was o or points off top. 10
private cables from responsible opera
tlvss viii return work he is
the National Gnners Association reports about OOO
bales gtnned to November claims this points
10 OF Slightly under 10 bales including
SJOUUoO for Texas and about 1000 louisiana
The into sight a record
Of the New York Cotton Exchange follow receipts
ASP bales, against $50. year. overland mills
and canada $3.50 bales against % year;
taklngs testlmatedJ $4,000 bales,
last year gain Of stocks interior towns so 22S bales
against 1695 last year; brought sight for the week
6lo5Ol bales against 45I G95 last year. crop
movement Port reeeipts 307675o CAT added receipts
season. against psi 245 year; overland to mills
and Canada. 220567 bales against s5174 last year:
Southern mill takngS 324 bales against 33S 600 last
year stocks at interior IN of September
the month Of October ? 3s5 5g7 bales against
1l2S2 last year. brought into sight for sea
SON 419Q2O bales against 300O47 year The total
crop movement Is respectively for sxtyseven days this
Inc range Of contract prices In the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEyEsBesslDts q we're s5 ears % 1759 head =:
ana fT1 " 25c SiqI- tban JsF 1v51ef9v Ia ros ass
partieipaSed in the upward movement OF prices and ad
1Og15c higher. and the yards were easily cleared Com
and stags at 81 So bulls at Sass 50 cows at 81 go
nm % az per I - -o5 ns i f3 ] ana 2 : 99 & LoF
live selling 120134c per dressed weight
frigerator beef hrm az I1912c per n Shipments to-day
from rs port included IS sheer taa U1er. ths
Of bee; for schzarzsc6d & glz5srgs- SOS ssttls so J.
Shamberg Son and $50 gCarters OF beef for the O. Il
ers for the Morris Beef CoI1Daa and 40 quarters Tor
ATI2o7s m : CO. sad ~, me CeTf saas 525 L1yerg9ol @ vii
shipments total from this BORT f5r the week q s-5
in Great Britain. with the exceptonof 65 cats and 1ss
s Y g 5 e S5 S b % 20 safsy s 9 = s'':F ar $, 1sa
- at s. & 9' % do Ie55 n a S3 70 DO Iel2 y AZ g 20
s@s ozsH s5 3 I'i at 81 20 so$s ss
So d. sS6 H. at IS co. d. 1888 5. at IS IS aS do
. Ss IN M az q = @ % p 90. 70 5: s3 ~ a; 81 4S d. SEQ r. a.
81 81? a5 r. at 81 'o' Ii do s' d at 81 90 do $50 @ ar
dc. 1ss sss4s' n a. So @ s is75 m II s. s. s. g. g q qs m
S. %: u do 200 n. at 50 So g. 400 n at s.;
at Sl-z5: bulls $50 n al $ 50: do SIS n at S IS
J. shaHshsrg & SON. IS West virginia steers 1z5O ~
Newton & Co. Is Virginia steers. 1864 a 50 50
n So s63 a do 757 70 at 81 So
J. hn Ducey: II state steers. go n. at 81 90
CALVES Receipts We're so head incIu1iuz II for
over yesterday tHere were about 100 calves sale
Neals drJn- barnyard calves nominal. there
veas soi5 81 5oaS9 so per 100 cry dressed vssis
dressed eg12s. dressed barnyar5 and fe caves as
saIes-Tobin & shannon. 3 veals 14G y average az
50 = per 100 ~ 90. 100 n. So DO. los s.;
do. 30 70, az 81 90
SHEEP AND LANBS-Recejpts were 50 cars. or
6sl5 head. including 10 fer saughterers
for the steady good sheep arm:
lambs fal steady ana top grales strong. the
cleared Common to prime sheep sold s. 50GS4 per
s. S6 90; Cuis at 81 Dressed mutton steady So
sac per ~ dressed lambs firm az 9G11c-
Sal=s-T0hin & shannon. 81 Ohio lanlbs = y.
erage az s. 80 per 100 ~ Si state do 8 n. So =:
129 TeIu~yIvania 90 ~. a
g 80, 12E Ohio do - u a. s. so l20 DO \. 81 So
- state Gull sheep = n at s. - state sheep and
Gull lambs. 81 p. al 81
Kerns Cmuission Company: 223 Ohio lambs II n at
a. n. 81 -: ~ Eltalo 90. 6l H. 81 J0- DO.
-. s. 25iz; 81 Pennsylglni sheep 81 r. So
state do. s. 70. at 81 80; = Pennsylvania culs 92 n
Co.: Virginia lambs. So 80.
, West Virginia sheep. 100 70. 81
5 sanders. % state lambs "a n. at So cus co n,
a 81. Il sheep. III =. a s..
J. c. curtis e ~ lambs. 20 70 So i2H;
- -1eep. % 70, a Sc.
John = Nelson tate yesterday. 223 lambs
at So = state sheep. 90 y. at 50
HOGs-Reeeipts were 3Gts cars or 6.fE2 head In
clading about 2 carload Tor the market Prices wera
firm aIi1 4efs5Oc higher than early u Good
scld 81 2JS6 per Country dressed
hoEs steady at Il@fstsc n.
Sales-W r Hume; 10l state hogs. 1f{ u average az
8 Judd & c.; Is Psnnsylvania hogs is7 n at 50 3
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

" NeW
COFFEE-The coffee market recovered sIight cary
loss and closed steady unchanged to points hghe
Sales were reported Of The market opened
steady unchanged prices decline OF points anu
lower during the Tnidd4e sss
European selling and local pressure oui
absorbed at decline
rather active as well as frnsr
late in the day on Street buying and some support
from leading bull interests II Is reported that dispatches
received from Rio stating that the Iedera
government Of ready to propose FEDERAL
guarantees of the Sac Paulo coffee the National
Congress would be deemed practical as
surance Of the banking interests
have demanding. and consequently az practically
of the loan. Rain was again re-
all sections of Sac Paulo and 1t Is said that
complaints being received Of too much moisture
nartiJlariv from the district Of Jahu. The Brazilian
reported this morning 90 to 1Oe reis
lower. The changes the European markets COM
parativey slight and receipts remained about the same
market coffee quiet, with
quotations on the 6l2c for Rio No I.
The range prices in the local market to
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
FRAUDULENT BOND ISSUE CHARGED.
custer Suit Against Trustee of $10,000,000
G. & NJ Electric Railroad Issue.

Milwaukee, Nov. 6.-Suit to oust the Western
Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago as trustee of
the sl0,e0,000 bond issue of the Chicago G. Mil
waukee Electric Railroad Company was begun
to-day by Alexander Beaubien bondholder who
makes sensational charges concerning President
A. c. Frost and others who had to do with the
construction of the road Mr. Beauben alleges that
one-haH of the bonds Issued to cover property
valued at less than the required 10 per cent Of
the par value of the bonds.
Court Commissioner Hugh Ryan, issued tenn
porary Injunction restraining the bank from act
ing as trustee Of the railroad company at
tempting to Go pending the hearing before Judge
Turner on November q on order to show
cause why the injunction should not be made per-
naanent
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 6-CIosng- ng-WHEAT-Spot hrm No .
red Western winter Is 10d futures steady; December
Is 9s.d: March Is sd May. IS 79sd GoRNLspot firm
Ji2d; futures quiet December 6s otEd:
TanuarT rs 4Ad. PEAS-Canadisn steady at IS Sad
IT-Winter patants steady at 2es Cd HOPS at Lon
dCI e 5s0f3. BEEF-Extra India
ness strong at lbs Cd. PORK-Prime mess. western
truf az Sts HANS-Short cut, Il 10 10 b, steady at
50e "a BACONCUmberand cut, 26 . 30 ID, steady at
AIS 6d: short rib, 10 "A ~ firm at sos long clear
niddies heavy 35 40 n. quiet at SOs short clear
rlss i6 10 20 quiet 49s; clear bellies IA TO 16 H.
sfaadv at neutrality-suspicious.. II 10 13 10. dun
Al 40s LARD-Prime Western. in tierces' quiet at
tSs "a. American pals. quiet At 49s cd BUT
TERECood United States steady at 9os. CHEESE
sdtau finest white steady at COS; Canadian finest
lfarea new steady at els, TAIIOW-Prime city firm
a. aos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm al Dos 3D. ROS1N-
1,rn1op steady at rs Cd. PETROLEU M-Reined steady
AT I'D IINSEED OILr-EaSy at 2Sh
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
TO OPEN NEW GOULD EXTENSION.

salt Lake City Nov. 6.-Passenger and freight
traffic on the Utah division OF the Western Pacific
Railroad, the Gould system extension TO the Pa
ci;ic Coast. viii be opened within two weeks, &C
cording 10 announcement made at the offices OF
that railroad to-das-. Regular traffic will probably
be begun from Salt Lake City far west
shafter. New, where she Western Pacific crosses
the Southern Pacific.
More than one hundred miles of the road are
now n operation from Oakland, Cal. eastward
The gap between Shafte'. Ney. and the eastern
.nd - tie California line - closing 5 rapidly
possible Ohicers OF :oad say 50 per cent OF the
grading ana more than per cent Of the t'snneliing
O. fte gap are uoE completed.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07

The local market for spot cotton quiet, prices
points higher 93CC for middIing upland and 55c
for middling Gulf Southern s2ot markets were tee-
graphed as follows; MOBILE firm. unchanged, at S7sc:
sales 109 bales sayannah quiet, unchanged at Sac;
sales LUIS bales Charleston steady. Lice higher
18-l6c Norfolk quiet. 1sc lower at Sc; sales GA
bales Baltimore nominal unchanged. 91sc. Augusta
quiet 116g1sc lower, SC; sales 774
steady, unchanged &c; sales. 900 New Orleans
steady, unchanged at 15-I6c: sales. WI
mngton quiet, 1sc lower. at sac Houston steady
changed at Sc; sales, I796 bales. Memph. steady IN
chansed at 91sc sales $500 bales Estimated receipts
at leading points for Saturday: A. Houston Il
$1,000 bales against l5,54S 643 bales
last year at Galveston - 25Ol0 bales against
81 40 bales last week. year and at
New Orleans 5000 bales. against IS 962 bales
last week and 10.s62 bales last
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot cotton
quiet; sales, 5000 bales; speculation export 800
bales: Amsrican. 50Q bales: receipts % bales all
American midding upland. 5O3d opened steady
points lower and points lower late months;
closed at decline 2d6 points: November
476d November December. 46712d: December-Januarv
466d January February and FebruaryNIarch 4.651zd;
March-April, 4G5d; Apr-AIay, nd; May-June
June-Juy; : 661sd; July-AugTst 4653&d; August-Sep
November, 44912d- Manchester-Yarns and cloths un-
settled
day, November G, 1908:
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River, Mass, Nov. 6-Saes in the print
cloth market for the week estimated at 100000
pieces. Although there has been a falling off in
the total amount of goods disposed of. orders
taken this week will about cover the amount
turned out by the mills Prices are unchanged
and steady demand continues.
On the strength of the heavy sales during the
last month and the continued call for all classes
there is strong sentiment in favor of protected
activity IN local mill circles. The quotations are
28inch 64 squares. 8sc; 2S-inch, 64X6 &c; 3Sainch
81 squares, 45sc; S9-inoh, 6Sx72, SIS.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
PROSPERITY IN JAPAN,

A cable message from Japan received yesterday
by Teijiro Ono. superintendent Of the agencies of
the Bank Of Japan said that Japans exports of
commodities exceeded the imports last month by
1067000 yen, about S. 335 900 of American money.
The dispatch also contained the information that
the silk cocoon crop this year was an exceptionally
large one, at $4,000 koku-about 100000 bushels
This represents increase OF nearly % per cent
over the average crop.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
COTTON LOCKOUT ENDS.
Employers to Reduce Wages IN
March-MiIIs Reopen Mondau.

Manchester, Nov. 6.-The dispute which has
been going on for nearly two months between
the Gotten operatives OF Manchester and their
employers was settled to-day, the employers
having compromised on reduction of wages in
March Instead Of January. The mills will re-
open on November 9. They have been closed
for seven weeks. and much distress has re-
suited.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07

FTOTR AND EIEAi-A better inquiry -four
spring patents bakers and winter sraghts Prices
were steady and without quotahle change. Rye -four
was light demand, with prices partly easier. The
Exchange: sPElag On patept 80 4g 80 CO. dS
IS 90: extra 80 . winter, SIS 80 50 CO. BUCKwHEAT
FLOUR-Market easy Quoted: So zoo 81 So per 100
good. 81 15Qs 80; choice TO fancy, 81 209S4 80;
CORNMEALl -leady. quoted Kiln dried So So BAG
MEAL--Steady. Quoted: Fine white yellow. 81 20
city drm- quoted: Western spring. S2S 30 So 60;
standard 1niddlng; S23 80 s23 co. -four do 81 60;
sacks; niddng s23 So so So red dog. $50. all oc
toher Shipment hominy chop ST bulk, SIS 40 sacks
GRAISEWHEAT-A new bull factor appeared in
the wheat situation to-day causing advance Of s4c
per bush and quite decided Increase Of speculative trade
state report. which condition of the winter
wheat crop only compared with Sc last and re
idea that other state reports would show
similar condition bulls heavy buyers Of
during the day and sentiment quite generally pc
optimistic. At best point or the session De
ceuber wheat IN New York sold within sc OF highest
figures for the season THE Modern Miller report
buish than some had expected. but the general
opinion In view O Ohio report, that winter
wheat likely 70 play important part
on tba brI side this The bullish point in
was the decrease Minneapolis
he and talk OF decrease IN Mondays
vtsft1e F,Ils were Unable o
rsbon business and It the opinion that the cargo
now loading port and the two to lead next week
had been with reports OF new business Ihere
good export demand Tor duIun ana MaIl-
TOBIAS however sales OF these being reported al bo oad
ccep+s Tor the comparatively liberal inciut-
Northwes stern points and a.i cars az
Winnipeg while total interior arrivals were oup ous
0n1 bush last year Liverpool closed
partly I'D higher; Argentine shipments were 4e4y9 ous
copared dej 0sU last week, and the Bfoonls sng
,.s,ior worlds shipments sa40UNo bush com
,arsd with les week The cash market in New
York closed follows: No red 81 los elevator ana
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07

81 fOz Z anoat: Northern Duluth. 81 f3Ss. and
No . hard winter, 81 10s ( o af0at. CORN-In con
tTast wheat market. relatively weak al
day showing only light rallies at times scattered COW
erng principal selling motives easier cables
weather and Ohio showing
a condition OK s3 compared with last and %
lastye heavier a and
scheduled considerable increase in the near
future. Final prices the New York market where
active. 1c lower than THURSDAY
Old No , spot quoted zee; No p IO94c
in elevator and fc afoat, both nominal to arrive
OATS-The action OF oats was more in line with the
prices closed higher light offer
ings commission house support The local
cash market also higher, closing follows: Mixed
So natural white. 26 80 70. J1azG
5s1ac. clipped white. "a AZ 70. 541sG6Oc- RYE
New York. BARLEY-Market strong Mating. 63dlOc
Buffalo. and feeding. 64,4c C / ( New York Wheat
NncIuding week according to Brad
Streets aggregated 4940274 bush. against 4 ia last
week and 459 500 last year: July T. - 554 56
bush. against 40s fo the same time last year
exports fer he week s125S4 BUSH against 19s5l4
last week and T12 501 year; since July = 2O19 i
bush. against Is, OT2, last season.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07

Washington, Nov. 6.-Considerable surprise was
expressed by officials Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day receipt Of the information
that the Circuit Court at Chicago had granted
even a temporary injunction in the Missouri rate
caer In the final adjudication Of the case the
commission will endeavor 10 show that its posi-
ton as stated in its order, was fair and just to
TIE railroads
New-York tribune., 1908-11-07
IMPORTS OF pRYGoops.

Imports and marketings OF drygoods ShIs weeA
with comparisons, follows.
This week. Last week last year
Total Imports ....... SI2145 S. "a
Total ma.ketings 2SS06 6e0 2.e40.S55 2T96.S9g