davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
..,,..oo ce.lN 80 eeoWeloNs.

-. o. as-E~-rer7e 4rT-ez= c--s~s --e--zsi
--sdi-g 81 re wheat D.T On me 80 - 81
,,,,,-a-f7-z UNCHANGED q &c 70 &c HLs77T- coE1
ra-a4 with SATURDAYS close. Co-n and o--s "7-7
s+sa4- and provisions N~rn- %
Trade in the wheat 7ir was sxceeo-nZts -
~ s-1 price fy-tuarlocs were co-7nec WI
Al the start owing % a moderate acNaa-- a. -
7 1--- before the end q rhe s-sC ha-s 1o--- seri
merit had become besvsh and this heaNF zone -
dominated throughout the greater part o. 80
seesio1 Additional rains IN the winter w1ear PEI
-ve~e the most Influential tacrcr O ne cay -
.~t,,-s5 Tfra~aI movement = the Northwest vas
80 an fr7-o--ant influence Adv-ces were receive
rom Argentina claiming r-osrs = -l@~ -o-----
Saturday night. but the failure O. E--r- 57a- -.
markets 70 show any ex'trer1e1r on rne sU9le-
ssad local traders 20 minimize t1e possible Dan
49, 10 growing wheat W0rlc s sn-p1lel-S - -
ygaaI< we're less than what had been generally 81
recred being l6Sl5Go0 bushels coIh2a-7- 49, -.
II II 900 bushels the previous week re 800
supply q wheat in the United states a1- ~e-a '
showed an increase OF 5lSs0o ous1@S IcE --- Ne1s'
AGAINST decrease OF 5000 bushels tEa correspond
frr week q year ago Export clea-ances to-1dJ
yrera large being equal 20 $4,000 bushels. out No
49, - -. ~a77rr4S although Duluth claimed
.so,a 4s~-easeI -48 O0O bushels Primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels, compared WIN --.-'V olsn-
els the corresponding day year ago 1l---S', -s'
Duluth and Chicago repOrrr4 receipts or --A cars
against 1IS5 cars last week and So cars q "a -
Wet weather had strerE -neIlinS eI1-c- on -
.-- r,srxet especially FOR the December delivery.
but prices showed only sASnI cams. l-e "74A--e7s
OF the cash grain tending 10 onset lle ---
weather conditions cash corn ar the sample tables
us from lie 90 So lower Several leading interests
were sellers OF the distant futures nearly al day
Reports received today -ron ILLINOIS, anu Missouri
claimed that huskins returns were showing d
smaller yield than had been expected Inc market
closed steady with prices unchanged % sc lower.
with December at 6ac Local receipts were 90 cars.
with SO OF contract grade
Trade in oats dull and prices hucCuated WITH
a J.c range. Cash oats AT the sample taoles was
steady 70 lC higher Commission houses were tho
principal buyers AT the close prices were = shade
10 L. higher. I.oCaI receipts were -
lee advance in live boss Trade became much
quletar late in the day and sentiment less ll-lsil
although prices hello 81 moderate advances through
the entire session At t1s close prices were l-2c
% -1tec 10 soc higher.
Estimated receipts Cor tomorrow Wheat. IL
cars; corn, rs cars oats. 70 cars hogs ISlV head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

he'd Comm e prime ga, sss5' sol = s5s
calves at ssas4. Western salyss A. s. sl'1es =
7FI2c dressed and 5s7c for dressed s1ssT'
gaiss-Iei.ire. Wright CO.. IS v.sls ~ = averass.
per 100 y. DO. 10 y. a. 80. 2 o. rs - e
caves 2es y. 81 Ios % =. AZ g ss 10 Co. t-5
J. C. curtis & son: "A vesls. II y -. A. d. u
\. a. g . y % "a n r. $ 90 z a e - e. =
s. ga 6 DO. 24a p at s. 80 II a. 45i p At
" X Hum - vsals 10 - q. e. 70 3 =,
~ y .alvss go a s. 20 d. =. l'' 70 q
At 81. 70 60. - n. ar s. = -.
=, J3aa sa Ia7 e. s % Do 10 r. - s.
80 n at s. calves 2l5 y A. s4 q. ~ = - g -.
4S7 n. AZ 81 - 81 Western q S29 p q. 50 ga
At IS 80 - eaITs. ~ r. at 81 so Do 80
% oess Il 5: 5 R= e av rs fs a 81 90 a.
Il H1-Ii,: vsaIs IA n s. 90. = Is n a,
IS. O. y n. a -. eslZes u - . 81 y %
81 70 : 90 4s2 y a. 81 20
sasdss YEAS $50 > = g = 2 = ~ - = a. q
= az 3 = 60 n Il caves - u a. . =
Tosi ssn1sa reals 10 = a. % 2s - 3 =, - -
a. = :. a. 20 -sivss 24S :, ar g
s Jada Co. veais. 80 =. a. 80 =. Is O. i n
SHEEP AID Is,rBsR.s.t2.' so- - % . .7.. 80.
3o-1 market. making wf,1 - ne So
good zh-sp f1y steady. lambs opeHet 25e s.s-
-1s-a+ MED avn -vtr az rsenE. srt rhs -e-s
clsur-a Coron p ses,cs ssss2 soid az =
49, - e. sa9Se 20. vftT g. th- genera -op r-c-
~u1s a. s3eS4 Dressed --ut1n stsay AZ 55s1e per d
dressed Izr1h- fru- 20 aSf1fc
seIes-s ss-de-s- I'D tote ls--rs = = aTe-s.s- p
7e- $50 Do. 90 = a. g . y d. IS = -
* a. 20 40 n So 3-f7 - d.. p = a. - -
g 20 "A s-sre cuIls = =
8, s. p lambs 70 y a. s. 80 70 p =
81 -. = Pennsylvania sreep - . = -
state - ~ u. a. So 70 do q D. at y 90 % Sa' -
New+rr q, 20 oAfs la--h~ - - s. fs2 =. -
n ~ = go Virginia d - =. a. g. as 20 60 = .
A. yea-t-Es. 100 - az 81 80 u Wss- VT
srse1 AZ - a. 50 1os west Virginia p s. 60
--orfr 4 lambs. = - a. > 81. y
% a. s-eep- 100 = At = o. a.
101 -. q 60 30 % c-fs - =. n g
Ed : KRAFT: 81 West Virginia lambs. - - ~
B-r1s Commission c7-rpany: faT Buffalo lambs Sc =
s. so 243 CO. 60 =. - < p - -. - ~,
145 -tats d. % = a. s. p =,
shtppars' Commission Company - Tl--t1-z lz15s -
- So Qats yesterday 497 Buffalo .ar1cs o. y, II
r r Hollis: ~ Vermont lambs = D a. g = y
cuIls a - So 30 Vermont sheep 10 ID 81 -
Is Do. - - a s. 81 -
- state 60. 81 p a 80 81. - GUS = = p a.
Is 20 y 81 81 sheep. - -, a. 8 % :. % ~
d a. y %. 100 -. At 81 - DO . = a =
JaIIiHs- Wright = ca f5+ state s1lns = a - 80
< -urT. * y 81 30 Al sheen. 10 u az y - -.
Jor7 lambs IS = AZ - % = sl1le
.hsso o. - a. 81 81 "a Ice - AZ - - - .
" r Hume: IS stats lambs, g u a. - So ~ %
csso-zs = l. r,ls-ba-e- a. state lambs s. = =
& n Do s. 20 - state sheep - - a :
- 10 80 f7.1sfrE about 30 hea1 re ma-S@-
-Le-s rs ~atas- asfer feeling B-1rz4o 1-Ttc.-
s+afa hogs Averaging 10 and rs % sd zt = ,9ss
Sales Sanders. - state hogs 70 % average q %
pr 100 -. 6 -0uEhs. 341 =. a. s. > ., -.- 10
P state hogs go 70 a. 80 . --s7 -
y. at IS. 1 stag. 40 p. a. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-After opening steady at unchanged PTlSss
cables the coffee weakened uncer scattering
humiliation although leading bulls we're absorbing al
unchanged 70 points Sales were reported cI
10 Geo bags The French = O. franc higher
q OF the local opening. and closed on ..dS
Hamburg after having SHOWN pa "a
loss OF pig recovered closing net unchanged 70 = pg
higher The local market however showed the existence
little buying power aad was rather unsettled,
TO Increase bearlsh sentiment Brazilian markets
somewhat unsettled substantially lower
being unchanged. while at Santos IS were % reis
higher 80 reis lower. Receipts at the -Ro
ports 600 $1,000 years ago and
undahy receipts $500 against COO two years ago
when big crop moving. Cloudy and vet weather
impression evidently OUTLOOK
improved little OF Delay IN an o11ctal an
ToUncerent regarding new sac tA--O
count IN the current apathy OF buy
ers. people who should be IN a position % Know
direction their confidence that
tie required funds viii De available 70 EraL IN pIeI-y
maturing obligations. The market FOR
spot coffee quiet, with quotations on the basis
$40 Rio No :. The weekly warehouse deliveries Or
coffee IN the United states were 'oOLo pass as-lsl
I26 I3+ last OF the former
New York had Ti,C53 bags Tbs movement OF
Brazilian ports for The week as tol-
RIO clearanceS SoOOO bags lnci4c-ng 4ooJ
United states, $1,000 Europe and North AFRICA
and COO Cape River Plate and coast Of south
America Steamers loading AZ Rio for the United states
including Ooo the United States 23C0o 70 Europe
North Africa 1000 Cape River Plate and
America Santos shipments. 2Ts 900
Including $4,000 10 the United States and 1850
Europe loading for the United States.
9. Europe. 1 Bahia weekly receipts 11-io0
bags stock, SO bags Bahia cleaTances
and Santos the week aggregated $4,000 bags,
against 4SS 600 last week and 600 last year and
567 .oto two years ago
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
EGG-O-SEE RECEIVER.
Battle Greek Breakfast Food Com
pany an Financial Stress.

Quincy IL, Oct 2S-Judge Albert Akers. OF this
city. has appointed John L Linehan, secretary and
general manager OF the Battle Creek breakfast
ROOD Company, Limited. manufacturers OF Egg
o-See. with general offices IN Chicago as receiver
OF the property and business OF the company The
action was taken quietly on Saturday On the an
pncafion OF 2 S. Mccoy, Of Buffalo, manager Of
the buna-o plant OF the company, representing. as
stated n the petition, the interests involved NJ
1--helan at once furnished the required bond Of
>~oo0uV. secured by the Illinois Surety Company
bankruptcy proceedings begun n the United
safes District Court in Chicago to-day against me
Bate Creek Breakfast Food Company The nett
uon asserts the Liabilities of the company 70 be
from $4,000 to $5o0oo0 and the assets 500 goo
me company is n partnership association, or
EaTllzeo under the Michigan law on February Is
1s2 capitalized at $1,000 600 with $500 shares OF
preferred and the same number OF common stock
al 100 par value The total outstanding shares are
e'Sl5 being 2,6S4 preferred and $3.50 common The
remainder IS unissued treasury stock
ne Buffalo mill closed down on September %
anc the Quincys mill on October Il It IS alleged
that the outstanding debts OF the company now
aggregate s350,0o0. exclusive Of the bond issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
OTHER mARkETssY TELEGRAPH.

-f Oo- qs ~ ~ E--Fs-sl-ts estimated aoort
- 600 Peqt. market steady steer e tas p 800
.-----rs 49, saeCers s. 56s+ Ff1CSE,e-e-gts
tsS.-IsredT about 1sat. market l7-s32
choice heavy sE.pplng. SIS 10 e s-aS5
IfgHt mixed S5SS5 so choice iEl = o.So $50
t-g & 5OGSs. pizs 5OS4 80; 0alz Of s-e7 % ~ -
GTIF-Fp-Pse-iors estimated aoout L1st
25g4Oc Higher. sheep, Sc 5osS4 90 lambs S+s'0'
--I gg'r - Oc, 2s-H7rs-srtivss Scfoo hisasr
rr.rr5ers' and shippers. s. sOGS5 90 c2r-1lon 80
& * common soaS2 so SE[EEE-Sr=aty . -ssS 3d.
TeAVRS-stea5y IS -5Gs5 so - . - --.--
s.-is. sod f0c higher. Others steady 20 SHADE esI'
1-srr4 z@se-s IS 1885 y shipping Sg1Sl - l--a-s'
e. 25s7S. so. he.ters 81 5OGs5; cows - l9ts+ 80 49,
81 1884 80. st1cEers and lee-s-s ,,.z s--fv-
an strong common srsa-y- S22llSf5 Es.A-
1000 head active and 5lc bigger go 49, - Sea1v
-S1s7 e Tfxef s. workers. g I9eS3 .
Tgr s47s4 %. -oghs 81 6oGS4 20 stays - 50 p
tairies auf gra-sers sJdS5 s. @Fi1EP ~ - "a
Escsfrts = 400 bad active sheep STEADY ar1ns
nf-h4- Iana5s S4TsR ysa-1g5 sass 30 gye-Is -
F7s4 y ewes -56St. sleep- mixed S-'lS+ 80 49,.
Svarsss c@rv Oc-- u go 1ea1
,-t45f- 800 head q southsrns market 10112oc ssr
calves ssss nls' Sz s5asas Veser
steer. e sGas4 65 Southern cows sGs2 80 .at-ye Es
q -0aS4 native hefsrs s. 6S3S5- bulls = '.ae3 ~
srvz "a .54s5 y HOCsS-Reret5rs 70t0 head l1s-ssi
lSlZo s59ignssz 7S<sr-. a-f tr-1z-s Sass es
if1r- s. 1875 70 pigs SASS 10 SzfEEH-F-ec2[s-
. 0o0 bead. --7-1l-r 15Gc5c btE-sr. C7--a-1 =
fs-bs & 2STx7 =. ~sa-I-uEs : -lt1S+ -
yez-e- earrings S47S+ 20 western sheep 8 o-S- -
s+a~L.-s and feeders $3.50 x .s.
choice g 75ess- prime IS s56ss 81 sIEEF--y7oy
lizht: steady On sheep. lover OF zsa z $50 & -
g 11z7s4 . cu-s and q 3 --7rsze--r--
z-~9-z lower prime heavf=s s. eoGss To- Ee-7-s .
70 VOTERS - avs .-'. - ''-
s. 10. pigs. 81 50gs4 So; r0usHs. - 251s5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
FOR NEW CORPORATION
Reorganization Plan of United Bor
Board and Paper Co. Announced.

--Ae reorganization pisn OF the United Box Board
80 Pape- Company, prepared by the stockholders
.o-rs-iza1ion committee. was announced yester-
ssv = provides fo- the formation Of a new cor
-1-zrso- under the laws OF New Jersey. steps for
~ incorporation OF which have already been
t.krn =tth capital stock OF S5 90o00o all OF one
easss
me new company IS 10 take. over the property
and assets OF the present concern Present pre-
fs-ed stockholders 10 receive one share Of the
ez- stock for each share OF their old stock, while
the common stockholders 10 receive one share
r. TIE ueE stock for Eve shares OF the present
-arlr1ol stock. Ar assessment OF s. Will have TO
Sc psd each share OF tie preferred ard s. 20 on
ssch share % the COMMON stock exchanged Tor
the stock q the new corporation. o. which = Per
eeu+ must ae paid with deposit OF stock he
IRE November q = Per cent on or before Deem
he- =. l9S = per cent January = and. . Per
ee-t On February =. 1918. Il was said yesterday
iAat practically al OF the large stockholders had
announced their intention OF paying the assess
seockhc6e-s who had not Yet been heard from It
8 believed. however, that the assessments VIII be
reas-ally paid
!. G. h Wzdsvorth. assistant treasurer OF The com
srz-- said that the proposed plan would provide
5ass = cash and would enable the company 70
pzy me present outstanding claims amounting TO
ever sSs2.olc, and leave the new company with net
5su--ezt assets @ over 100000 and no current
Es5Eeies-
Iss1ed statement Of its condition OF June -.
sse and also statement o. the proposed company
Kho--d The reorganization 80 inc effect. IN tie
Lsra- statement the present valuation o. the com
pzny's plant. real estate. machinery. etc. Is cut
ssa-y q half, being s.15s595. against SSll.s55
= The ~-n7 statement The total assets as Of
su-e = gwen 50 SIS aud under the pro
-f1rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
1E1RoeEAn PRODUCE MARKET.

rt-.-,,- o. aa-C4os.nz-v-FE tuI-. 70
Western winter - 79ti- c----es barely ze--
March. = = 5-=--
--o- s-asEv- American. mixed : 80 f5iTeS T--I
---bs- = - a. Tanuz-v - 4tac- FLoL R-H i1-e7
s-ts stead ~ COS 81 PEsA%Cauatu1c stea-. ar ts
Hops a. o-dar Cpaei5- C0asci steady a. Zsnt 1@
mia mess Eltt-r--l--
--zsg vvez-r-- a-rn Sos FANf~-@-o-- c-- = r. -
Am A. - -. Snort rfb. - = 1lll a. - ~ 90
- 10 - Evll AT l7--
- - 40 - ass Sd short "a
49, - =, On = .9v1 a. "a. clear bellies. "a - 10 =
=. - - Sr7Or-r .DF-pS-Suus-e. n 20 - n ll
- To- a. TAPU-P-9-,e Western. in -ts-~ss 1---- ar
. -. -a=,ad IN rails EvL SOS 81 CHEESE
- go. 7-rt-e -z~r Eo= 90 canadian
4-az- ~090-ed s-aa7- - E17 = Ia
90 81
So, OrT-E--v IS PE~rECLEL 1---l1l@- AZ -
7CSYD1-Cc7--e-1 = ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

re following petitions IN bankruptcy were fed
sez-=-dzy In the United States District Court.
g -zt1-h * Co. makers CT flowers and ceath-
80 IL SE---- street. voluntary Tr--loE- La
ft-=-- S--- =. assets 40 mostly debts due on
-.zr-ea r Ccrnstoclz- No. o. West 14Sd street
s--- petition l-ars--tles- S5--76 o., no assets
------ r E-=rst-- No 4 Nesr I'D street yc--n-
ts-E--Ht-r.s1- Liabilities SIS 80 assets
p ---g.------y petition by N---la-L Meyer &
c. others. with claims OF SZ7-=rz. The ia
t--es % re IN are SAID 10 exceed $4,000
Discharges + bankruptcy were granted by Judge
- II James a Terry Il Y O'1IaLey, a ?.
BE & Co. Henry X. Goldowsky, Edgar L
We Greenfield { Aasktn and Samuel u. SchLor-
g.
SreE1-ez % 4 Easi16o-s & Bros. makers %
rozkz and sul-E a Nos 81 and q Blocker street
t-cw re H--s IsahiI5ties be sJl.7-1 % with
ss-- e se23s Q. The assets include stock worth
go. machinery ard fixtures. e I'D, personal prop
e. r53o s.. debts due open accounts. $3.50 Il;
Er-uiG2ted claims -; deposits II bank 5 s. and
r------E -evers-c-, trust, ETC. S1[sa OF the
izzi---t=s claims agr-e-allr- g % 3
e.. TIE 1r-n owes TIE Federal Finance Com
rarv. q Ne - BroadEa-. about $1,000. American
v-5--ea Company. No - Frfth avenue, S5.g52 o.
Fz--k-e- Pzge & Co Nc. . Worth street S,e-s p,
So re Ng--l-e-r E5a-z o. No ee2 Broadway. = 90
---C-rzrles L Gree1fzu vas appointed ~ Judge
70 receiver Ct the business OF kuglRr, SclaleT d
Co 30 s Wzre-ley Place with bond q 800,
T. petitioners auege that the firm On october Is,
f. The purpose Of Cef-zCC creditors. transferred
t. entire stock valued Al s2eo 10 Aaron Rahi7o-
r. associated win Spear & &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

The local market for spot cotton quiet and IN
ding Gulf saas 900 bales southern zpot MARKETS we're
s7ss: saIes 300 baisa ssVannah 91Iet and esy u
changed at SAG; sales 2s42 bales Charleston sJeay
l1oo lower ll6c; sales. go bales Baltimore non
i-Ieo lower at Sc; sales, 1873 bales ST LOUIS quiet
sac New Orleans quiet. unchanged, AZ SCI sales 2277
Sa g,.t c98Ess 9 at oe saes 400 bss
ssie5 un 6aSas az se a o9 Bales s Fs
mated receipts at leading points FOR Tuesday: A; os
bales last year Galveston. $1,000 A.. coo bsI
against 1872 bales week % G5s bales last year
bales and \. e2s bales last year.
demand sales 900 bales speculation and expert
ali American; middling upland 4 ESD Futures opeIed
"a Ists mo8ths Closed drm at net decline 81 90
points 9:o0eF 4s-11 "a
January-Februnry and February March A6sd. March
August 4C1d ManchestsFYATn quiet ana arm' cloths
ANP ts Pss f25 aaaa
following prices quoted on the New York Produce
straights 81 50gs4 go; winter patents s. 500 81 O
& 60. ezra Ne winter Sc 500 50 60 BUCKwHEAT
FL a4dTAff I5I5tsadT orofed Fair 10 good
s. s.? Is 81 co. cholcs to fancy s. 55gS4 CO.'S
1ai quoted Fine vhls yellow s. 6as .
coarse lo5gsl 10 f5a seasy
Kidding s28 hour 90 ST 50 red dog $50 50 city
bran. So % bulk S23 10 g So 40 sacks Inidding
Ooa s29 % red dog; SO g. all October shiPmrt
So E0Ts32
GRAIN-WHEAT-The wheat market vas quite mar
row DAY. during the first hour felt niu-
enc. OF frost news from the Argentine advance ng
about !. c above Saturdays close This follow ed
Nv a spell OF during which the market fell
about below Saturday, with second sharp uptlTn
near covering, which left the local mar
lCet DsrtIy higher Saturday Chicago
the same. The chieR OF the Argentine
TO restrain short There very little
buying from that country, The trade
beiieved that had been overdoue and that
if was being worked largely for speculative pur-
poHs visible supply which toward noon indica I'd
increase OF over 100000. actually gained only
bushels. ewing heavy reduction on lakes
Last 81. 600 buanels. Other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

CoTTUN-The census report published d open
El-iHirg proved q
anticipated. important
Tor abandoning either estimates
local trad The 2S3 $50 balesrepTesent The
largest amount Of cotton gnned 70 October IS record
with the single exception OF 1899. ear s94
gtnned The percentage q Cr0p ginuef
IS has varied 81 SAT per sent repre-
supplies applied TO the present figures Tae
date effect Of figures slight decline,
put this followed BY quick rally which was largely
lest II the lal6r trading, market barely
STEADY, point higher points sales
estimated at 2759o0 bales The market opened -,
with October unchanged but generally 275 points
the census figures Indifferent cables and better
weather South Large VIII had
tsn PROFITS freely the bulge Of ast The
support Of the market the decline, q
rally, with prices tins points higher
best 10 "a
pressure cotton
absorbed the decline. the uadertono was by no
a weak one Southern spot markets were geas--
ally unchanged 10 i-lec lower. So Ear a. known no
fresh Development arose from tc-days conference
Lancashire.
The range OF prices market To-Day
was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27

METALs-TIN-Ths London market vas lower to
los The local market was easy At 2sg2e soc COPPER
hgheg Win AXE Quoted At IS g $s olstrotto
LED was hsss[ a. fi$ IS in 437a2P T s 5ea
sr az SIC D 4H ae l2al gst b s ris5 rsf
with standard foundry quoted At AIS ID and Cleveland
WITH No so9nary Northera quoted a. si6asi6 IS The
market for pig iron certificates the Produce Exchange
Cash SIS 35Gsls- 6ctobsr sl5 E0a<l5 70: EovernbeT
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs@The market tor rnoIasss.
MOIAssEs, New orleans centrifugal. common 1910
IslT LS9z-c GOD z1$E2e- prime .egc Sew Crs4S
2oc; good. 19G22o prime 21a &c; fancy 279Soc-
poses and strength Of heg Prodaets sales zoe bis
seed oil was unchanged Refined petroleum continues IN
goo4 demand and prices fully maintained We quote
Philadelphia 45c bulk 95c: refined case New York.
1osoc PhiadelDha 10 Sc: water white. New Orleans
b5ls. 1oc, bulk 650c; PhIadeIPhla CSC, bulk d 43c
p a5c coT-ToNsEED orI0P-tme oruds, 3 tsas29c
EaverEer 971 5537I.cs Tje~ergfs- 87I55ssc Tanulrv
37% 12sq. March oLt IS &e4oc; new. IIsg5 Pc; May
OF yellow s6lz a371sc; prime white. 3ga40s.c
Sec, city 5ST 41y43e 2uE OF town raw" +4a@zc' Ca
Provisions strong advances occurred in Tbs pro
Hs50a a @ISsS Is Fssat q eT EesePts higher hogs
selling BY paS6e[s and the market closed steady All
Iops "S otoS D1I 81 Tnln 80 80 " veg. Go al Hal
expected 1900 or Tuesday PORK-F'tr7r Quoted: Ness
BEE5F-sfaadS Quoted Ness si3aS1s 80. family Si50
SIC 80. packet 81 6OS15 ST; India 50 so
GS25 DEEF HANS-QU-sts quoted at S294S31- DRESSED
FIOiS-Steady Quoted: Sacrns T5sc; IsC n. 10 l6J
n, I7sc; 40 ID, Sc; pigs, sac. CUT MEATS-FiclLed
bellies steady Quoted Smoking. 1Ossc 10 10 1O1zcs L
10 l0q1O54cs Il 10. I0c nominal Picked hams-Steady;
quoted et 1IIIIizc- TALLOW-DulI. CITY Sc;
10 O5c. city steady; quoted 01ac, Refined
lard irregular Quoted: South America, 5c Continent
1o3Oc Brazil 1250c Compound steady; quoted NJ
~ GRAZ STEAF2SEEasy Quoted: Odso lie city lard
stearine, II nc
RICE-The rice market held steady and unchanged
here, with frnness noted primary points owing 70
moderate offerings and good demand Quotations follow
good ordinary 45c; prime 81 G51c choice % G6-4c.
Eatnar foreign 5Q6-sc; RangCOE, A. Doc
SUGAR-The market Tor refined i.
but quiet and ulChang=d The following list prices
subject rebate 10 points discount Of per
cent tor Crystal domilos, Doe Eagle
tablets, 1909 loaf, &c; crushed 5SGc mould A. 555c-
cubes Eagle Oh bags powderet Eagle confsctunsrs
powdered and fruit powdered. 800. Eagle
and fine gra0ulate5- BOO Eagle 2-rb OF
fine graduated. 5.zOc. = n $500; 3l2-b
Go. +5c; 5-ro bags 54oc: 70 5S5c. 2-rb
SON 5-25c; Eagle fine granl-
lated and diamond 4 zee confectorers' A. &C. No l.
SOC; No :, 4.7Jc; No g 47rs g. 465c. 10 55c:
No Il. 450c; Il 445c; No 13 4Oc. nos Il - and
16. 435c- The estimate OF the European beet crop,
by fgctors tons. against est
mate Z y LIGHT OF 5.54OO10 The London market
for beet 2t-c lower active decline
with prices quoted follows OcJober-Noverh@r los
90 d: May. los SD TIE local easier
ruscovsdo 50 test, 858c and centrifugal sugar So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-27
CUB BROKERS FORM DINING CLUB.

Ire Nev York Dining Club has been formed by
prominent members Of the Broad street curb mar
Ike TIE object Of tbs club iz stated 10 be 10 give
q 5--er once a month, Al which matters Of inter
es1 relating 10 the curb market viii be discussed
-en2ora-v officers have been elected as follows:
= Thomas Fhen1z-dr. president: William 5.
Eho-ps0-. vice-p-esi6e1t and f s MendeIs. sec
Ts.z-y and treasurer W e Thompson is well
Sn1~u 5- his connection with The Nl5pIssfns Mines
Cc---a---