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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
BUSINESS TRousLEs.

Petitions IN Bankruptcy were tled YESTERDAY =
the United States District Court as fellows
Involuntary. against the Superior Electric Corr
pany. n the electrical manufacturing business
Nc go West AJh street oy Peter Clark ths
Fletcher Stanler Company ard WLlian 3. Eliolsr--
whose claims aggregate G-Sl1 o. william Lesser
appointed receiver.
InvCil-ntary against Samuel Stein retail clcc5f-r
at No 81 Canal srreet. BY Max AppIeoaura ard
others whose claims loot up SoA & ". L Can-
non was appointed receiver. with bond % z-oG0-
The Liabilities are given 80 90 AMI the assets
are estimated az G.5Qa
Voluntary. SedikCH & Bloom. tailcrs az No. I'D
Grand street. liabilities. S9S s. assets. E.el L.
& Cohen was appointed receiver.
Voluntary. William Fsnharn snow. OF No 80
West 18th street. liabilities. S45os =. assets &c
& 400 on a note made n 1S2
TrvCIunrsry against FREEMAN Brothers. furrfers,
and rthArs whose claims amount % S7sS 20 =
Cyrirrpn was appointed receiver
Involuntary against William PfrSker. retail
shoe dealer No. SSS Eighth svenue oy srs
ciair1e total ESQ 81 William A Hirsch was aD-
Tnvolurt1ry against NJ. Levine & Co. worn~n.s
cloakS and suits. AZ No 81 University Place ~
rerefvar TIE asssra are estimated az & 20 Tns
claims amount 20 ~.
Tnvci~rtarv against Lteb Tschna DEALER n
dress triu-1iu@s 1T No So West HOrsr0u street
hv Rusrh & Co and others. whose cTstras sxc-ed
20 John a. DUttCn wss amounted receiver.
VoIrrtarv. Dr Arthur IT SwfrhU~0e - Na. -
He owes Amman = Co. Fffth avenue arf ssh
street Sis T.. Nelson C'hpS-1an 2 Co. No. 20
Terrible Court szN act various nNwsnape-s snd
acsrti4o publishing companies small bills sor Al
vertfs'0S
William .. Brush was appointed BY Judge Houra
receiver for ths Burns Britain Company. % ~.
20 B<oadwaS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
oPEN-HEARTH RAILS FOR P. R. R.
Chances Are However, That It's Next Supply
VII Be OF the Bessemer Type.

The recent purchase Of oPen-hearth steel rails
~ ire Long Island Railroad Company has been
.sksa n some quarters 20 signify that the Penn
svsvania Railroad Company. which controls the
IorE Island VIII IN giving its orders for 1903 call
1o- cpen-hea-1h rails but there Is reason 10 be-
fsre that the assumption IS urlvETrateo Inc Long
Island Railroads order was sllA4i one only nIne
hundred tons and Is said II have been ProoaDly ioT
sor1e special purpose
The Pennsylvania has long been n nesouauon
With the steel companies for raI winch would
-e ne rather stringent requirements OF the road,
I'D < understood 70 have reached q basis OF agree
--le1r ,,75e- which Bessemer rails viii for the
-rosr ua-z Be supplied, Of q tyPs which although
nor coming I'd 70 the extreme requirements OF the
s.-,sIla5 ---sssatt rail- IN which . per cent OF
me tnEot was 10 be cut OF 20 Obviate entirely the
possibility q bIowhoies, viii be capable OF meet
SIS severe tests
Inc principal manufacturers Of open-hearth rails
a. present the Bethlehem Steel Company and
tire Tennessee Iron and Steel Company. neither
enc q which plants IS on the lines OF the Pennsy-
vauis RalroaG and therefore would not be likely 10
-acs5ve large orders ia competition with concerns
situated On the Pennsylvania system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
range Of contract prices in the local market to-day

COTTON-The cotton and
irregular to-day, the feature icing the relative ~eah-
January which re1ect apprehension
considerable cotton would brought he.e from the
delivery December contracts and ret-n1ed
year December maintained Us
premium suggesting long interest in that month
although selling OF that position by one OF the To- a SPOT
5E trading. ne close
being barely steady net points lower 20 hlgner oaes
estimated al 2JOUUO bales Ih ma kat
opened steady at unchanged prices t a decline OF
points, active months sold down 20 points net
during early The market steader
level owing the absence o. anything ike
Liquidation continued investment bus ng
eay offerings had been absorbed il developer
considerable strength. after selling
OF points, spring months
high the offerings o. Deceube-
around 80 position 70 J3uc, and the
Of list closed SQ6 points on nom ID"
advices received after tle close quoted Mr
Ellison estimating This seasons consumption o. AuleI-
al 10000 bales. Southern spot market
officially reported unchanged 4 good
deal Of the to-day probably in the OF
urdciug st-addIes January and months
seller here during the morning. probably
arbI-raEe
The range prices IN the local market TO
aa5-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24

BEEvEs-Receipts for two days we're 284 cars or
9r the aE 6 Of hies 70 eas at 5Ty Gy and and
full steady; closed aTsl shade higher ne ;sw
ne Vsry heavy receipts a. 6oth street part q
which but for ths 's@5Hnne 5st ana o n
prices equal to IS 923c on bulls ana 2e on dry GoT
a. s. ~ per 100 h. ana Il head at So 90 oxen At
a. s. Is q $ Io rssPeeSiysy cows a. a. "a - 90 te
beef quie; but steady at - lose per b Liver
pc R3'i IL az Sc per b. With tops London bringing
dressed meats from th. port today or Tuesday
ssles-Newton CO 20 West Virginia stss5s 127o n.
f fi:s at s' $ D. Per DO Gs2 rsas DO
:. .s $ p a DO 1852 & 4 s.; Virgins a. cows vs. SCI
,5s * 8 oso sa l is at % 5ss
81 Is: oxen 1873 n $ e5 bull. 1850 70. IS 90
=. 'S at 81 = hsitar "a : s. : :. :, -, . -
DO 12s7 r. az IS so IS do is n al S IS bull
MoPhefsoH CO..: o. virginia steer. is4s IS 90;
~ DO l1s n at So Is Dc LIZ y Is az s. go 2 -
a. S B Is 90. loss r $ 10; a., iO3o $ 10:
29c S9 DO 1oSf ia6 a. q, IS 20 DO is5 \ at S CO.
GssR i1s 50 s: z: q 80 5ss a. z 90 s. e3 S
n. At So. 90. o25 n; at 81 =
a. T s. So 90 - 90 so n
IT 90 isis n at 81 SO IS DO 1851 - AZ s. - n So
AZ ass s. n d do s .s IS 70 a. 2 Do 1E s. =
l2S N at s. so e 90 rs q At = 50 % do II? n
virstria OXEN 1894 ~ a. 81 go
a Curtis a = bufs 9sa - q.
rs do SIS 10 a 50 oo DO. Ts7 n. st 81: - DO
5cT 60 20 a; 81 70 s7 DO 81 n a. so 90 :, 80 70
4 40 7qs 70 az Sc s3a s.: 10 04a n
A. g = 10 81
s2 40 rs2 10 81 20; II 10 80 n. Do $50
n n Hollis: bulls 80 n sveraee. 50 20; DO ST
n a. Sc As: do aao n, at s. Ia 80 n e. = ;
40 543 NJ AZ s. - 80 70 2 So - d1 500
n al 81 40: I sOo p. 30: = AZ so
10 do 81 IS; IS DO. 792 10 81 $50
81
Il state steers. ara - a 81
4 bulls 81 IS. e2T e. 70. 3 -g2
n, I =. - IS. A.
. do T4s n So 20; DO. f.0TT 10 s. so: "a do
n a, 81 90; Is DO. al n. a. 81 20
JelliH4 Wright Co: 80 bulls SO - 81 To-
2 30 Tsi 81: 90 40 - s. - DO. So - a.
80: do. 500 q At s. So rs cow. se3 n AZ 81 so
Al. 10 a IN -: ea0- a So do .
AZ 81. 60 80 -. 81 ~ s9o q 30. II
IA SIS 10 81 40 81 40 TTs a
Andrew Muilsn: go 70 average, at 81 10; do
I 81. Go. 90S %. s. Is; do. $50 70.
so 81 90. Tss -, AZ s. 20
~tAIyEs-Rso-;pts fc- 4ay- w--s LT5e hsa1 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24

E1s-.d. Esr BOX q sses5; r4xeEEINEs T1Srd:s Jes
.:Iss saSst e F T6r. T p: 81
Fords ot T'1 s4ass ses 4 do csba6 r5es Is
sOPs.Ths movsmsn. 2 ms state las Sssn en-
the Pacific Coast trading also rather qIis but trs y
any change in prices We quote; STATE isc pfnfa
do 1907 sssc DO Pacific Coast 1905. DrTns 70 shocs
e.Isasa. 'G sos '1 ass2se P.dSe coast asss
o. .oc ASD !. -. 5-5csss terminal min sheds but
market is fairly well sustained Large oasd Ray T. o9
portion Of tbs OrerinEs and continns very dull Rye
.r1w firm with occasUna' 9s q No or .'nf axe Sales
pc 100 n sss % No sg1 s5sac: % shipping zoe:
sTRtw long Tye sogeec' % short and tangled ESS
poTi T9 paI ar to-day rs
.Isa ncans = 7s so N e' b T asa esa
IN views orncaI quotations had not been ssao
PorIrEY--pF TasED-Turk.ys n very heavy s',g-
ply. weather comparatively MID ana with suysrs so1 %.
s.n9 isc ~ selected Gry piesd Isse1aG %.
ar ay s.. 70 P Most Of the dry parsd poultry
Is showing more Or less dsrp and sssA:y o. 1ns
havs paid fenTsc sud occasionally roc sor sxcsp,ione
fowls only noe.rat.y active. most sttsnou ssns
21id to tarsy. pSss' .ns g'eTs MarIana ans
pe.wars fancy 2is22e: % s-ass sns .ss 7s
iso 90 other 1iQ ws se s1aS.d sciscts ICED s
wsstsr9 ery picked sel.otse i. o. &C. 90 80 os
iss17c: sPeTNG cH1cKENs sroreTs Psnah.lpsia
nad .4d 70 ap osT f sssr % wss.. is led
. pair. tes2oe do dry sisssd tans. es,Is..I,nts
to n - r. 1.ir eoq2Ie: sv-rar- Frsd-. i-~,5-:
DC svsTsE. sras.. 14sisc 10 poo2 i2a1sc ss--n
e over p te ss s1 ,ed ,te 90 y Bcxed
i2a12 Do Michran .esld-d n and @y Ss,,5 e Da ~
sher western 'cae-d .1s over i.s; DO o-. DE-
ws%' Toc s s ss .Ss.s :" se f2 fowls
Western a.. packet On hsT p.e.s snc &c az sscs sn
under in boxs. n. I2e1.tse 90 Dry s.cks Ss.,.s
y Zach nsrrsF. ffsa12c: rteksd p. = sses
per n lie: DO soutnyss'srn DRY rs wfc,y, .cS4F
iiSIor; 60 sczldea sye-srs 49,. lie, q" ~
pckse OF .esIses ,sr ~ SIC. DT-czs ~
1 siTS , EE rs M is1se :. os s.r l l &c VT
:Pr +0 sTi+o; soUARs prime F 70 lss Sc
. Eo s52s s 1870 e..F 'or ssFiv. su, p--,
held ahort steady ". quot.: orau per doz-9 - 20
P.RTEIGgs - psr 81 ~ 60 ,., ~ - e ~ -
n.h dozen So %; 5o -eI~w'.E oer 1cz-- 80 70
per e.fr s2rs7 % redS...s 81 Eoas2. Do rsn.-s
s 7 80 10 30 90 -g9~t so7s 10 s4=se ssrE.
Fr1 rnr.ToE gs'r an s vrGrT S 1E. o.9s, Of
ro.sto.s =. nor; lIse-s and ne nat ..-. r i
S ts .o N 80 -. .-.-s-S. Evses ,c+sso.- s-r7
s-d i-errl,- 2nors ,syorn< ere sgv'r -Ed-.
easier Win outside aIo.scT s.t-s-s 1-srs .- :,
N.E orr.sns -sIsa stu- wsTs Ha,rs setivs and 7s
Prices: otrs-ri.- th-v ~ re p-s' snnut
otrer rTorss -.x-t-Si-- ~itSor rnat--f,1 We
e. ecs -, 90 .c~:s * A. 49, az 49, IN
Sulk ~ 800 ~ es=ss 20 - 1o7s7 ~ -
~ ha- s7~s7 ~ Er-o--sn hax - $50 y:
80 - T1,1,. S-.s ~, e .o-.7 - r. - r--s-t
49, ~ -, ~ ~ rs Isl ~.v-os -s,A,s
sri st@t. e5- 10 ruvss'-. -. ~ ~ Hss &c
@s7s ~ rr,tch ~ 90 s4~ss So ---r -o~Sa -
C--.-pr-s r1o-aa ~ n--krt 81 En1>e7 ~ rFT
c7.,-c--is ~ go - - goo - %
rc-- r.':nG =, sf~t. 70" ~-.cev -, 49,. 49,
F7o-1Iz rsr ny s9~s4 -sCAPoT- ~-v o-f-au- 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24

The local market for spot cotton was quiet and IN
changed oa5c Tor rddns upland and 9soc sor mid
ding Gus Sales 200 2aes southern SPOT markets
at 20: ssies 800 bales St Louis steady and GrchanEed
c6a1ySd AZ s7c: gales / so bales Charleston r and
unchanged al Sc Norfolk steady ane gnehangsd al
changed at s'.s Augus'a STEADY aud Log over at
s-I6c: sales 205O bales New Orleans steady and
changed a. e5c sales Sf5o bales Houston quiet and
nGhshseo 5 n3,n ~, 1esday At IIogst5 from
. 600 20 % 500 bales AGAINST - las eek ana
tae against 6l5s2 last week ana p ~ last and
a. NeW 9TIeah I lTo ~ 79e isst 70 OOO against
cotton Excnsnge special ljysPool cables spot cotton
export 300 American 1000 receipts 20 coo. all Amer
ponts LisheT on near months and up on late closed
bar s ssaoX 25 ne q & D9 e
nar SID IanuaTy Es9Fua Man.. M49h ana
IGne-July 47sd; July Augest ia. Angus. -septem-
Asa ManchesteYaTas quiet fair business doing in
flour AND MEAL-Demand for nour was very
poor to-day. The few BIDS that were in The market
prices rye -four quiet and without change. The
F4@banFs Spring patents s. Sc so Winter
nIing -jea9s Sfeo p 81 co extra No winter 81 75a
"a; extra No winter SO 90 81 20 BJCKWHEAT
PYE FIOTR-steady. Quoted. Fair to good s. i09
s. 30; choice to fancy. s. IS as 80 CoRNaEAI@
* S0es1 81 FEED@TveStera stead city stsady
Quoted Western sprins, $24 so: standard niddlInE.
90 o. h5IF S2f e5aS24 81 sacks miGdlins sea 356p
500. red dog $2a 30. all November shipment homny
ch1o So bulls sos % oueal. $50 20 So.
GRAT~-U7EAT-I Taquirrf unusually strong sup
port on part leading holders Chicago prevent
H. market breaking rely to-day. stat 8,los
unanimously bearish professionals
cruragea 70 market vigorously thsa
auv tu1e In days. ard several 0ccr s0nss the
lSertone appeared quite responded only
SLOWLY 20 buN Ell lrts check the decline The latter
were successful 20 the extent OF preventing
omen break while dnsi prices sc
LOVE- the market believed bulls fsiry well
in hand Tbe combination having snf-ct IL
IN. motive big primary movement and good pafns
IN winter wheat states breaking the drOurh.
these midday visible supply Increase q
400 900 bush bringing the tots! 70 b2e2 600 BUSH
rL1cb g the heaviest since 1902 decree
vas 2o4 600 bush IN thu corresponding week Kansas
CO. and Ct zion. received $4,000 b4sh while
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
STEEL MEN DISCUSS TARIFF.
Andrew Carnegie's Suggestions on Question
Talked Over at Meeting Here.

--=srl1g OF steel manufactures vas held yes
ta-1ss n the Railroad Club. IL the Hudson Terrn-
"a Building, 10 discuss the proposed changes II the
-s--z- Though no announcement was made after
he meeting. II was learned that Andrew Carnegie
suggestion lla- steel be placed OF the free list was
distressed Judge Ebert H Car. chairman OF The
srz-re committee Of tie United States Steel Cor
11-ztlon and Charles Ii Schwab and Archibald
johnson, Of the Bethlehem steel Corporation are
understood &c have attended the meeting.
IL. Sc11ab sad YESTERDAY that underlying cond.-
IONS Z steel we're much s. onger, but that orders
coming 81 slowly The structural steel mill
O.. ne Bethlehem plant Is full operation and the
~ IT, Is also running Ordnance work. how ever
Hgzt a recent order for $-o1GoD0 OF arulor plate
placed y rhe Eo-ernE1ert vii keep that branch OF
re works busy Tor some tine 70 come.
IL. ScaW-a5 confirmed tie report that he had pur-
-lzsed ce-Izin large drydOcks IN san Francisco I,
Is announced thar the Bethlehem Steel Corporation
as order Ter four Thousand tons Of structural
sssl t0- TIE building O. the Peoples Gas Light
and C0ka Company OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24

METALs-TINThs London tin market had ag rit
at lIS5 I5s The iocsl ma9seI easy and ever
al o6ss 0G R s5a F F owe az 9s 2s Sd The
9ca askst TA veal ifR b.. axe S6 stiax
some OF the larger RrqoesFs ss 10 213 I6s IN
London. The local market du-I and gIehansed al
4oVG 4;Soc, 81 FL En- was uncnsLsu $500 a. od7
5.I5c IRON was lower in the English market; with
70 f9u t Northern Closing al SIS i5aS17 %
market for pig certificates New York produces
Exchange vas duh and without guG6Etons sssfS .
Gember s16GS15 So, and Js1uary-FshruaTy and March
so N10GGAssEs AND sYRUPs-rhe narks; for
sIsss aha Sgs orisan, Centrifugal
leg lec tar 19e22c; good 22G2ee prime SSgs; N s
17c faIr I5g20c; good, l8q22c: prime, 21925G; fancy
eott0nsssa 9 vas "oa arg, n. 's st.g n .s sas
near the pressure OF spot oil co1m ssion
house selling and proht taking oy longs 59S J, Oh
uary. 8aa.c 200 March new 4oc; 400 May sS2e
" ,bs bzb new p2tces the market Is ven sustained
Refined pesr0lsGm steady At recent prices , We
qu9te 5c arg xa 5o rnsd cases.
New YORK 10 8Oc Philadelphia, 10 s5c: water w9its.
P PFk ,s G55f coTT0SsEED ofI-Prims
S SIZE N as gSe 50 5se Pecsss9 sssssc
Soc: MAJ IS 5s56c' July SIS 58oc: OF summer
i yS'S ESzs5oG5 ss:
roc rSPD on 3 4 5c
PROyIsIONs-The market FOR. provisions vas gen
orally higher al day on bush hog situation tIrtAer
9qyng By p9Gkrz aaa q d f ors and 5s Goo ers
expected tuesday All Western points had 100000.
including $4,000 Kansas City and 5000 At omaha-
PORK-Steady. Quoted: Ness SIC 80 g 81 family.
Mess sI8@S13 80: family SIS 5o@slT packet 81 SOC
SIS 50: extra India s2e1S26 50 BEEF HAMS
Firm quoted: Bacons sdsc' $50 h slee IsS 70;
S5iies 't steady 2 uo Ps so.ins s3o 10 ~ SIC
IL ID. s5kc Il Is. glsc. Picked hams firm Quoted;
I0g1olc TALLow-Barsly steady; city. sac: coun-
8zoaa's6c' city iare steady quoted. exc, RsansS
lard quiet quoted South America 70 75c: Continent
loose; Brazil kegs = sc oMPo6MD1ste eiy
1O+c city lard stearine. lie
RICE-The rice market ruled hrn here well as at
active Southern points Quotations follow: Screen
iags- Ok 12zic; ordinary, 5ie SS&c eair. 49+Ae;
good ordinary AZ 94Ee: prtWs - ass: choice
sUGAF-The market for refined sugar steady
ing subject rebate Of 10 points and
discount OF per cent for cash seven days Crystal
crushed. 5sOc; mould A. use: cubes. 5.15c, xxx
powdered 505c, Eagle 5-Ib bags powdered and Eagle
8o7sered and fr1It powdered Sc Eagle Coarse aad
extra fine graduated 4eoc; Eagle 2b cartons Of me
515c: 5-b bags do 510c. lob bags do, 5O5c: IS
so ID bags do. 495c: Eagle fine standard gran
No l. 4TOc, Nos and 8. 485ci No 4 46oc; No
csc; No s. 45oc. No 2. 445c: No 8. 440c: No Q.
Is Zoe: No u. 4O5c; Nos IS and IA 4o5c- TIE
ket for sugar was dun and nomfnaIly unchanEed
With duty paid prices quoted follows Centrifugal
96 test CSC muscovado. 80 test Sic and molasses
sugar 50 test site The London market for beet
steady. but unchanged with November at
los I'd December los 81 q and May. los 7led Some
Louisiana have been bought by g New York
rehner at 11f673asc delivered At New Orleans This
Is equal to $50 as 9ec laid down At New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Many Of the active focT traders on the CoDsoi-
dated Exchange were inclined 10 cover shorts on
the opening weakness and TO take the long side for
a turn At the extreme Of the morning advance,
however they again shifted their attitude, and Of
fere stocks freely The result Of the early bidding
was that the low Stock Exchange prices were not
reached by Of the prominent issues. Reading
low price 1861, against low at the Conson-
dated OF I352s while St Paul did sell under
1a51S compared with 145. On the subsequent market
advance Union Pacific did not go above lSG1s, al
though X touched 1904 the other exchange n
the early afternoon stocks were frequently offered
= 10 !. q point under the Stock Exchange hG-
ures but In the closing dealings the bidding again
became stronger, rejecting renewed covering, so
that prices ranged slightly above the larger ex-
change. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
COPPER COMPANY SELLS ITS ACID.

ne directors Of the Tennessee Conner COMPANY
announced yesterday that they had closed q con-
raet with the Independent Fertilizer Con,pany for
ne sac OF TIE Tennessee Copper Company's sui
L-'-c ec4d = Acdluon 70 the price 70 lie paid for
the acid the Independent Fertilizer C,,r,Da-, . =
pay 70 the Tennessee Copper Company s. 90 90 4
substantial part OF this amount was paid v,ar TIE
contract was signed - -'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
NEW SUIT AGAINST C. & NJ. ELECTRIC
English BondhoIder. Representing Nearly
sI.0OO,0O0, Would ForecJose Trust Mortgage.

Milwaukee, Nov. Z.-Two days after one suit to
-rEeose The trust mortgage CT the Chicago Mi
Tzukee Electric Railroad was dismissed another
7zs been begun The plaintiff is the Invest
Tnslt Eeg-sr-y- Limited. OF London. England which
Owls 81 bends Of the road. With Z face value OF
Ss5z 'fl The new plaintiff * supported BY bond
holders TnO- tcgether with Itself. own more than
l1e-thl-c Of the bond issue
ne plai1r-1 charges that part Of the proceeds OF
Q 20 5Jtt90 issue o. bonds OF the Chicago & Nil
yankee Electric Railroad Company OF Wisconsin
y q used 20 Improve and make additions 70 the
---nots company, ana 70 ray lis debts and 70 con-
STRICT tnaC part Of the I1e the state line 70
axe 5lGf. Lake County, III This was done with
0-- re consent q the bondholde-s i is charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
RECEIVER FoR A NEW oRLEAts BANK

He~ Orleans, Nov 2s--Ia the civil District Court
to-day Judge St Paul named receivers for the
Colonial Bark and Trust Company and set aside
- cr6er appointing uquidaJinE commissioners for
re Institution The character OF loans made and
Ire extent q collateral accepted for loans made 10
efsceTs C the bank criticised by the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
CLEVELAND ROLLING MILLS BUSY

Cleveland, Nov z3-The Union Rolling Mills viii
1ut on lis full force al once and run seven days
r the week instead OF four The American Steel
z1d WIRE Company viii also put on many additional
men this week The Empire Rolling Nils which
employ about fifteen hundred men. ran full time
81 week for the first tine gince last fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
SIGNAL SYSTEM m HuDson r,,a=e

The Union Switch and Signal Coulpanv has -.
ceved the contract for the protection BY s,VnaIlt
and inte-iockiug q tie HUDSON tunnels !, -
lork city- The switch company VII install - ia.
le--z1i1al E-aton OF the tunnels. Church ana Corr
aot streets, four electric pneumatic interlockfng.
s16 also the intermediate block signals and ty.1n
stops. The train stops VII 10 worked bv cor-
r~ssee alr. Tie signals vii lie electrical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

No , rea Western winter 7s ll3<d; FUTURES 4ulet De-
cemOer IS ii4e: March. Is SID; May 80 slsd LJH-
sps noIninsl FlTures dull; January, 6E cad. March.
De q. PEAs-CansAisn steady al Is I'D FLOUR
patents HOPS n London UacfnE
CossD hrn 4 6s9fs. BEEF-ETtTa India mess arm
lbs PORE-Prius mess, Western. firm al sls %
HAMs-shorI CUT - 10 Is u. quiet al +ss ID hAGofs
Cumberland 70 80 =, weak al 4bs snort Tin -
20 - n, eaEy asa I'd long clear uddes. light y 70
H. quiet a. Sis middes heavy 50 70 40 n
SIS 80 short backs. 10 70 20 n quiet ~
4ess clear bellies IA n, 5sH SHOULDERS
-ssuGTs j 70 Is H. egiet q <1s Sd
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Northwest cars I.62s Winnipeg had i.24o
against $4,000 bush yesr Il claimed oy
bulls. however. wheat and 20
cent Of the spring vhssr crop hac already oees
to market The weather showed genera
rains throughout Southwest with movement
toward the Ohio valley indicating general eiief oVsF
the entire belt Liverpool at hrst quite steady on u
crop from Hungary sased or with American
markets closed gid lower. BroomnRh MADE
worlds shipments 944 900 BUSH compared with gaA ~
and said private estimated that
the growing Argentine wheat will be 20 per cent
smaller than last when the yield was ohl1lanY
ported up I57. 600 bush. NOTHING was re-
ported TOR export and the cash market IN Ne" forK
closed follows: No red. 81 11h@Sl rs e. a5oE
and 81 12a 0 ahoat No Northern Duluth q lS7s'
No 2 hard winter. 81 10 o b anOat COHS-O1t-
side activity and strength IN December corn NIch
again supported by prominent chicago nouse
this market rather quiet day with only mar
result weather West and fears OF somewhat
lighter movement Final prices locally were net IN
changed. and chicago &c higher on Decemert III
hnAc up otherwise. The movement for the Gay vas
heavier $50 600 bush against 100000 nush est
year. and cables closed kGAd net lower ArSsrit ne
shipments 100 600 bush than the previous
week. domestic visible increased si8VV ousn,
Export eaIes aggregated IN the Local
slsvator and 72r ahoat fs1ta
OATS-The for oats also ms %.
fairly steady throughout the day closing 49, -
higher The visible decreased 915coG bush Cs5n oe
in York were quoted follows Mixed y 70 -
n 531a 1j4c: natural white z6 to 81 % 54natc and
No . Western s3tzc nominal New YORK SAH--
LFY-N1srket steady mailing. s567oc BufIaIo ana
feeding sz&d65&c c View York BCCkWHEA1-
Market dull state SOC. nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
WILL BUILD TWO TEXTILE PLANTS

Fa8I-czet- r J.. Nov 1.-TWO new mills 20
ETs employment 10 eight hundred persons. are 70
e erected IN Darlington by the Royal Weaving
-oz2E2-E-. according 10 al announcement made az
tAs co=npa1y's Offices here this afternoon The
company az present has mills IN Pawtucket and
Central Falls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

ssu Francisco. Nov z@-T4e official closing enc
atoms for nsiaiag stocks to-day were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

$50 600 Total safes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New Yr-k. November y. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-24

MINING,